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Updated almost 5 years ago on . Most recent reply

Toni ConwayPoster
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Cash out re-finance advice
I’m a rookie that just bought my first two long term rentals in Austin just quickly without a lot of self education first.
I bought the first one in cash ($290k) and second one with $150k down on $370k house... definitely ill advised and know I need to fix.
Fortunately both are renting and cash flowing but I’d like to get money out to invest in a multi family #-plex next.
What advice do you have for the options I can explore and do you recommend lenders featured on bigger pockets or finding someone local in Austin where I'm investing. (Really need a REI mentor big time).
Thanks for your help!!!