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Updated about 1 year ago on . Most recent reply
Selling to trade up
Hello
I hope you are all doing well!
I am about to place an offer on a new property than can really unlock great cashflow, and push me closer to my goal of being financially free/independent.
I am undecided about how to finance the upfront cost though (deposit and reno cost). I'm considering selling one of my rental properties that I've had for almost 8 years, that's still not in a positive. However the location and growth is excellent. But selling this will really give me the cash that I need for the new property, and potentially reinvest in another, or even settle an existing one - great equity in this property. I just have this fear of letting go of a property.
The 2nd option is to refinance the same property for the needed cash. Not my favorite option as it will further erode my current cashflows and impact my credit . Perhaps I can sell afterwards?
But if I get this right, then it can really unlock value. So I would appreciate any advice please.
Thanks!
Craig