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Updated almost 5 years ago,
How can I turn equity into cash flow?
With the BRRR method, it seems it's a lot easier to accumulate equity than cash flow. For ex., say I buy a $100k property, ARV is $150k, bank gives me 75%, which is $112.5k.
So if I refinance, my monthly cash flow goes down but I get that $112.5k, correct? But I prefer cash flow over equity because I like that steady stream of monthly income coming in. I also don't feel comfortable relying on equity alone if the home market crashes. So my question is how can I turn that big load of equity into a steady stream of cash flow?
Another question I have is, is it possible to invest that $112.5k into an actual business, like maybe a gas station or store if I find a good opportunity? Is that legal?
Any education for this newbie would be very appreciated!