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Jessica Wang
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New licensed real estate agent in Wa and Oregon

Jessica Wang
  • Vancouver, WA
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Hello there, My name is Jessica Wang. I speak Mandarin and English. I just got my real estate licenses in Washington and Oregon as I live on the boarder. Vancouver-Portland area, started this new career 3 weeks ago. But I have a question about investment here. Me and my husband own 2 houses, now we have $100,000 equity for each house, should we use this equity to purchase another house or thinking about it when we decide to sell one of them. Thanks to all of you. Jessica.

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Alex Deacon
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@Jessica Wang if the two homes you own are rented and generating income then I would suggest keeping them and getting a line of credit to use that equity to grow your portfolio. 

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