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Updated over 2 years ago, 07/08/2022

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Second Opinion on Leveraging a Rental Property

Chris Nappi
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Hello. My wife and I have two fully paid off properties in San Francisco; Presidio adjacent and Lower Pacific Heights. We had planned on selling one of them to pay for a new primary residence in SoCal. I'd love to speak with a mortgage professional to get a second opinion on if it's possible for us to keep all of our properties. My current conventional (Bank) lender is great for a standard mortgage, however, I don't believe they have access to many programs for investors or able to work outside the standard box. We'd hate to give up a property if we don't have to, even if we're just breaking even on it. Thank you.

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