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Brandon Malone
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What method would you choose?

Brandon Malone
  • Gaithersburg, MD
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Hello Biggerpockets Community. What method (Cash-out refinance, HELOC, or Sell), do you utilize to continue your investment strategy when you have equity. I currently have a few properties, and with the market appreciation in the DC metro area, I have about $100k equity in each property I own (four total, nothing compared to what I read on here), and as such I want to continue to build a buy/hold portfolio, but at same time I'd also like to have some money available in case the market takes a turn, in order to be able to make some moves. With that said, what strategies do you use to continue your investment strategy and why?

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