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Adi Jacob
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  • Miami, FL
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How do i protect myself in case of another crash?

Adi Jacob
  • New to Real Estate
  • Miami, FL
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Hey guys thanks in advance for anyone who reply's :)
My question is - if i buy a property lets say its worth today 100k with a 75k mortgage, and the market crashes next year, and the property is now worth 75k. Will i be able to refinance the mortgage since the value of my property has changed? Is that something that lenders will do? After all it is the banks interest that i will pay my mortgage..

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