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Jonathan Fuchs
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  • San Diego, CA
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Equity/Cash Out of Home in California

Jonathan Fuchs
  • New to Real Estate
  • San Diego, CA
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Hello - we own a rental income property (100% equity) in Southern California and are preparing to buy our second rental income property (out of state). I am trying to determine what is the best way to get cash out of the current property's equity to use as a down payment on our second property; cash-out refinance or HELOC? I was wondering if anyone has had recent experience with this in CA and what would be the best method vis a vis today's rates, points charged, types of lenders to approach, etc.

The current property is easily valued at $400k+ and our base assumption is to access and use $100k as a down payment on the next property. Planning further ahead, we could do the same with a third property (another $100k down payment, leaving $200k+/50%+ equity in the first property so it still cash flows).

Or is there a better way entirely to get that cash? That is just my initial thought process, I am curious if any of you experienced investors approach this situation in a different way? Thank you!

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