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Ryan Jones
  • Colorado Springs, CO
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Should I take $200k equity out of my house to buy more property?

Ryan Jones
  • Colorado Springs, CO
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My home is worth $360k,  with a current $130k loan balance (initially put $200k down, 15 year 2.75% fixed).

Should I sell the home, buy a cheaper ~$300k home with $60k down, and have the extra money as cash on hand to start buying a multifamily or commercial apartment unit to use the power of leverage?  Say I start a business with $200k capital...would a bank lend money if the new company wishes to buy a $700k apartment property that produces income?  Basically - I'm trying to not have my money tied up in my home on a low interest loan, and I'd rather use it to leverage bigger property.

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