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Best way to leverage equity in a newly acquired property
Hi all,
We're putting an offer on a property tomorrow that, if accepted, would provide a minimum $30-40k equity. How would you recommend leveraging that equity?
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HI Stacy,
I'm assuming this is either your home or it will be a rental?
If so your two best choices would be to
1) Do a refi and pull cash out.
2) Get a line of credit. This is a nice way to go. Use it pay it off use it again.
I have done both, depended on how much cash flow I was looking to keep.
Why are yo looking forthe cash?