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Raul Ruvalcaba
  • Investor
  • Parlier, CA
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Mortgage or Refinance property? What move to make

Raul Ruvalcaba
  • Investor
  • Parlier, CA
Posted

Hello everyone, 

I need some advice as to how to proceed in my investment quest. I currently have 4 mortgages. I been saving up for awhile now... I been able to saved approximately $50k. 

I thought of investing half and half into two properties. However, I got an offer to buy an all cash property for that amount. 

If I purchase an all cash property, would it be wise to buy it, refinance it and re-invest whatever I pull out of the property? I don't know if loan wise, considering I have 4 mortgages already, it might make things harder with the 5th and 6th loan. 

Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.

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