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Stephanie Cortez
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  • Philadelphia
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Building capital to buy and rent properties

Stephanie Cortez
  • Investor
  • Philadelphia
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I currently have two Single family homes in Philly. One is being rented but I barely get any profit and the other is being renovated and is owned free and clear. I want to continue to buy rehab and rent to create more income for my family.  Is it better to use the banks to build capital? I am thinking of using a Heloc or cash out refinance. Any suggestions?

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