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Tiwana Merritt
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Refinancing to buy my second real estate deal- need advise

Tiwana Merritt
  • overseas
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I wonder if you can answer this question for me- if I use my house to secure a loan for a second property, how long does my first property have to stay as a lien (I think that's what it would be called right?)? I want to refinance or somehow use the first property to help secure the second one but I don't want my first property to remain as collateral for the bank for years and years. So how do I avoid this? The bank said they can do this and waive my application fees as well as give me the loan for around 3.5%. It sounds like a good deal but I am not sure I want to put myself in that position. Is this what the BRRR strategy is?

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