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Updated about 8 years ago on . Most recent reply
Leveraging 100% equity?
Hello!
I am in a great situation financially, but I don't know the best way to finance a second property. My situatuion is not all that regular. I would like some advice, please.
First, I live six months and one day of the year in FL, and six months minus one day in CA. I want to stay a FL resident.
Second, I own a single family home in FL. I do not have a mortgage on that property, I own it free and clear. The home is probably worth about 130k now. I rent it out when I am not there.
Third, my income is not that high (about 60k) , and I am self-employed. I have had self employed income for two years. Last year my income was half of what it was this year.
Fourth, my credit is 795.
Fifth, I have no car payment, and no student loans, and no other debts.
I have a down payment of 10k, but could do a bit more (up to twice that), though I would rather keep cash out for other things.
I would like to buy a home in CA. I would like to buy a home valued at 200k-250k. Believe it or not, this is reasonable in my rural area.
I need some ideas on how to finance this. Lenders so far have not really known what to do with me.
Thank you so much!
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