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Luis C Ceniceros
  • Aurora, IL
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Cash out Re-Finance or HELOC

Luis C Ceniceros
  • Aurora, IL
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Hi Everyone ,

I'm looking for some advice on making the best decision overall.  My primary residence right now is worth $170k on a 50k loan. Im in the process of closing on an equity line of credit for $90k , which im planning to use as down payments to fund my investment properties. I just recently (this week) found out about cash out refinancing and am thinking about canceling line of credit and doing a cash out re-finance instead  . I havent had a chance to do the research but i wanted to hear some of your opinions on this matter.  Should i cash out , keep line of equity or just  finish paying off property? looking forward for any input- thanks!

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