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Terry N.
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  • Architect
  • Raleigh, NC and Mid Michigan
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Pulling equity out for repairs

Terry N.
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  • Architect
  • Raleigh, NC and Mid Michigan
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I realize this question has been asked and answered probably a thousand times on here but here goes anyway. I have approx $50k in equity on a property. The single family house has a main loan and an equity line of credit that is at its limit because I've just paid down main loan and interest only on HELOC. (I know, not a great idea). The tenant pay down and appreciation is how I am arriving at the equity number. I want to take out about $10k for renovations. What is best way to do that? Thanks!
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