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Robert Stephenson
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Older Investor needing help getting a Second property

Robert Stephenson
  • Fort Worth, TX
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Hello,

Am an older investor seeking help. I own a 2bed/1 bath property in the Fort Worth Tx area. We I purchased the property, the previous owners updated the plumbing, adding HAVC and updated the electrical. It has rented well over the years. Currently, I have about $20K left on mortgage and estimate value is $175K. This is the only property that I own (other than my homestead). Am wanting to purchase another rental property but down have the funds other than the equity in the current rental. Are they wants to leverage the current property that I have to purchase another. Right now the rental has a cash flow of $250 per month. The rental should be paid off in about 3 years. Thank you in advance.

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