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Ben Kniesly
  • Specialist
  • Tampa, FL
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9 residential 30 year fixed mortgage is in my name .

Ben Kniesly
  • Specialist
  • Tampa, FL
Posted

I would like to consolidate the 9 30 year fixed mortgage (currently in my name) into one loan and open up a revolving line of credit to move on additional deals.

The nine houses have 70% equity.

I’m a professional engineer by trade, this small portfolio , valued at 2.9 million, took me 15 years to assemble it cash flows very well I’m conservative but interested in how to grow

Thanks for your suggestions. 

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