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Tanisha Baker
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Buy and hold strategies

Tanisha Baker
  • York, PA
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Good morning bigger pocket family ,

I’m interested in hearing some ideas on buy and hold exit plans if you have any or executed some with positively or negative results please share 

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Greg Scott
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Greg Scott
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Ideally you have thought of your exit strategies BEFORE you buy.  

The beauty of buy & hold real estate is that it usually has multiple options, assuming you bought it right.  Generally the options are as follows:

 - Continue to hold and collect cash flow

 - Sell it

 - Cash-out refinance to get your equity out

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