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refi to cash out

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If I were to purchase a property all cash, what are my chances of being able to refi/cash out for other investments if I don't have credit or steady income? Maybe the better question would be - how to do it.

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I LIKE BRICE!!! We've had a good thread going today of cash flow compared to appreciation benefits under cash is king. I say Appreciation and tax benefits are king to me, although I have cash flow. I am opposed to putting that above the other benefits to create wealth.

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