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Jake Vayda
  • Chula Vista, CA
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TWO WAYS we can buy our DREAM HOME, which is better?

Jake Vayda
  • Chula Vista, CA
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My wife and I would like to buy our dream home next year as our first live-in residence (We’re renting now).

PAST- We bought our first investment home 7 months ago and we have a Hard Money Loan that I'd like to turn into a long term option in the next couple weeks.

PRESENT- We are buying our second investment home now but we have enough cash to do it without needing to pull out equity from our first investment home.

FUTURE- Next year, we would like to buy our DREAM home (3rd home, first residence) for ourselves and we’ll need all the money we can get.

OPTIONS

1. Get a 30 year fixed mortgage now and do a HELOC, Cash-Out, or Home Equity line of Credit when we're ready to buy this expensive home next year. We will have more equity at that point.

2. Transfer my Hard Money Loan into a Cash-Out Refinance now. I’ll get cash that I can save up for our dream home and save a step next year when we’re ready to buy our dream home.

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