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Updated 3 days ago, 12/31/2024

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Roy Gottesdiener
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Singapore
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Pulling out equity will kill my cash flow but I want to grow my portfolio

Roy Gottesdiener
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Singapore
Posted

I own a rental portfolio that generates around $1,600 in monthly cash flow and has $400,000 in equity. I want to refi and pull some of that equity out ($200-$250k) so I can keep growing my portfolio but I'm not sure how to approach it as it would obliterate the cash flow I currently have, and in the current market I won't be able to make up for it with additional properties as they would also have minimal cash flow. I'm more concerned about appreciation and equity so I'm willing to trade the cash flow for it, but I don't want to be in a situation where I'm barely breaking even and the stress that comes with it.

Looking for ideas how I can tap into that equity to grow my portfolio but still getting some kind of cash flow to be able to make the monthly payments

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