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Updated over 3 years ago on . Most recent reply

Advice needed on financing a rehab on a duplex
Hi all need your advice, I have a side by side duplex(Owned for 3 years and refinanced January 2021) and one of the longterm tenant just notified me that they are not going to renew the lease as they bought a new house, I'm happy for them.
I'm planning to renovate that side by ripping the carpet and add LVP, new carpets in the bedroom. Add new cabinets, A/C, and paint the whole unit.
I was wondering what would be the best way to finance this? Thanks in Advance