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Nicole Cosentino
  • Rental Property Investor
  • joppa, MD
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Creative Financing/ Portfolio Lending Maryland

Nicole Cosentino
  • Rental Property Investor
  • joppa, MD
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Looking for advice on leveraging strategies in Baltimore, MD. I have two rentals, one paid off and the other with substantial equity. I have equity in my primary as well. I would be fine if purchasing a home through conventional financing but I don't want to pigeon hole my direction in the event that an auction property comes available.... I have about 100k liquid but money is so cheap i'd rather leverage my current assets. Thoughts on doing this?  

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