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Jonathan Edmond
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First timer with a need to know basis.. need help

Jonathan Edmond
  • Pompano Beach, FL
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I bought a home for 118,000 in 2010, it now Zestimates at 226,000. I owe like 77,000. I’m new to this..What should or can I do to get on the road to success like you guys. Any suggestions? Like I mentioned I’m new to this but would truly love to start somewhere? Should I get a HELOC, refinance, or what are other options?

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Christopher B.
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Christopher B.
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Your interest rate should already be low. HELOC and buy a property. BRRR. Pay HELOC back. Buy another property. BRRRR. Pay HELOC back.. repeat

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