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THEORETICAL SCENARIO! Cashing Out
I am a relatively new investor and I have a question that I believe has a few good answers, not just one....
The Question is.... Say you acquired $300k of equity through loan pay down and appreciation (Updates and market value) .
You now say “hey! I want a new car” or “hey! I want a new property” , what is the best way to extract your money from your equity and make another purchase?