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Updated about 6 years ago on . Most recent reply

Newbie looking at advice whether to flip or hold
Hey guys,
I just purchased my second property this year. All success due to biggerpockets networking, books, and videos. I am not sure what to do now that I have it.
I bought an apartment off an online auction for $53,500 (I used cash).
The apartment comps around $125,000 and I received an offer for $115,000.
I also found a lender who will give me n equity line for 80% of the appraisal (around $90,000)
It rents long term for $1,100.
Experienced investors for a newbie looking to have a passive income portfolio. What would you recommend?
Flip and take gains and reinvest?
Or take the equity line and reinvest?
Thanks