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Lin Yin
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Cash out from down-payment and continue buying?

Lin Yin
  • Brighton, MA
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Guys,

I am new to real estate and to this forum as well. I am in the Boston area. So I plan toget together more than 500k, put down 20-25% on 300k properties and buy 6-7 of them and rent them out.

My question is, is there a way for me to cash out the majority of the equity in the 6-7 homes and reinvest them into down payments for more properties? If yes, what kind of loan/mortgage would it be? From my research so far, HELOAN is only on primary residence, so what about cash out refinancing?

Let me know your thoughts, thanks!

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Bob E.
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Bob E.
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For 500k you could buy 10 properties free and clear in Michigan renting for $750 a month each and you would then be in a position to pull cash out and buy another 10.

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