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Updated about 7 years ago on .

Live in Flip to Refinance to pay off student loans.
Hello guys,
I am looking to buy a multi-family home in my area in the upcomming year!
I am curious what others thoughts are on buying a house and essentially flipping the house and then refinancing. And essentially using the money from the refinance to pay off my student loans. This would essentially leave me to save more money on a monthly basis and just simplify expensis.
Does this sound like a good plan or are their reasons I should not do this.
Thanks,
Tyler Hull