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Updated over 5 years ago on . Most recent reply

Trade cash flow for capital?
I've got some equity in a rental, and I'm looking to scale up and buy more property. I can refi the rental and raise $30,000 cash. That would reduce net cashflow (income after all expenses) from $262 to $127.
What do you think? Is it worth loosing the cashflow for anther deal?
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Thanks for the feedback everyone. I'm proceeding with the refi. Another new deal will make up for the cash flow loss and multiply tax and equity benefits.