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Tools to leverage your money to buy more properties?
Hello, Does anyone know of tools that you can use to leverage your current investments and cash to buy more properties? I own 2 condos in Logan Square, Chicago and am looking for a 2flat in the area to buy. I have a HELOC on my investment condo and am debating to use cost segregation to make my money work for me more.
Does anyone have any other tools to use to help your money work for you more?