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Justin Colley
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  • Bellefontaine, OH
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tap in to my equity

Justin Colley
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Bellefontaine, OH
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I recently started flipping real estate in my free time. 3 homes in just over a year. The last home I purchased I have decided to keep for my self and live in for several years. With the profit I made from my flips I was able to put 20% down and do enough work to the home to gain around 60k in equity  but now I still have a small list of things I would like to do to the home and would like to have money for a down payment on a duplex .   I have not owned the house for a year yet so the bank won't do a refi.    What is the best way for me to get to my equity ?

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