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Sandra Roddy
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  • Arlington, VA
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Leverage Strategy

Sandra Roddy
  • Investor
  • Arlington, VA
Posted

Lately, too much of my time has been consumed by the notion of growing my real estate portfolio into a legitimate money maker.  My dream is to supplement my current W-2 income with passive real estate income within the next 10 years.  Yet, to do so, I need to be a more bit aggressive. 

Out of my nine properties, two are paid off.  Additionally, I have one property with approximately 150K in equity.  

All things considered, for those who have jumped into real estate full-time, would it be wise to pull out the equity from my properties?  Afterwards, it would be used as seed money to acquire more properties in better cash-flowing markets like the Mid-west or South.  

Smart?  Or dumb? 

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