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Updated almost 4 years ago on . Most recent reply

Using equity to buy more rentals in Canada
I have about $70,000 in equity on a $530,000 rental property that’s now worth about $650,000-$700,000
What’s the best way to use that equity to purchase another rental?
Taking in account I probably won’t qualify for another mortgage through an A lender as my yearly income has not increased since my purchase of the first home not including rental income.