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Dawn Wilkins
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Own rental property free and clear, how do I get cash?

Dawn Wilkins
  • Investor
  • Aliquippa, PA
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Purchased a property in Detroit Metro area 11/11 for 52K cash, put 10K in and have been renting since 12/11. Its currently worth about 72K. I would like to continue renting but I need cash to grow my business. I have contacted some local banks but being told its not possible for 2 reasons ( cash out less than 50K) and I can't finance conventionally because I just went through a personal short sale. Is there a way for me to get about 40K out of this property without selling? Any advice is appreciated.
Dawn Wilkins

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Dawn Anastasi
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Dawn Anastasi
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Scott W. I think you need to check your math. This is 70% LTV.

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