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Greg P.
  • Homeowner
  • New York City, NY
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Bank Recommendation for Mortgage Equity Withdrawal

Greg P.
  • Homeowner
  • New York City, NY
Posted

Hello

A couple years ago my wife and i sold an apartment at an excellent profit and did a 1031 exchange to another apartment. We now rent that place and own it outright, it is in a condominium building and has been rented since we put it on the market. 

I would like to take money out of this property and buy (cash) another property. So my question is has anyone used banks in new york that allow this. I would expect a bit of a penalty on the rate since i do not live there. But just finding out what banks actually allow this type of loan would be very helpful.

Thank you and as always i welcome any additional advice.

Thank you

GP

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