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Bob Paxson
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What are my Options?

Bob Paxson
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Philadelphia
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Want to see my options on pulling cash out on a few properties….

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    Dave Skow
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    Dave Skow
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    @Bob Paxson- thanks - if the proeprty is a rental - your likely best bet will be using a stadard cash out refinance 1st mortgage ...you will need to apply and qualify for the loan and the max loan to value will likely be 75% of the appraised value ( if 1 unit ) ....if the property is a primary residence - a HELOC ( home equity line fo credit ) is an option in additon to the same 1st mtg cash out refinance described above - good luck

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