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Kevin B. Kasper
  • Wentzville, MO
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Using Farm Land Equity

Kevin B. Kasper
  • Wentzville, MO
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Hello all, 

My father and I are wanting invest in buy and hold multi-family rentals.  He owns farm land which appraises for a little over $800,000.  Has anyone used the equity in the farm land to use as a down payment?  Or, is there any innovative ways to utilize the farm land as collateral?

He does not have a lien on the property and owns it outright. 

Thank You

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