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Tony Matic
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Damascus, OR
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Refinance A Trust or a 401k

Tony Matic
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Damascus, OR
Posted

Hello,

I currently have 6 doors in a retirement trust.  Its basically set up like a 401k.  I can put a certain amount of income into and buy real estate from it.  I cant touch the money and all rent has to go back into the account.  Its a tax deferred account.  All my homes are currently paid off and I would like to see if there is a lender out there that can help me refinance the homes in bulk or one at a time and pull the money out and buy more homes.  Are there any lenders out there that can do this or have experience in it.  I'm thinking I can pull out at least 100k to buy more passive income properties.

Thanks

Tony Matic

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