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information about how to tap into my equity again

Satima Flaherty
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I bought a house in Oakland in 2007. I refinanced my house last year and pulled money from the equity. I purchased another property with the cash out. I have a substantial amount of equity remaining. I want to tap into my equity again to purchase a multifamily unit, but I don't want the house with sufficient amount of equity to become an upside down mortgage. Any suggestions?

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