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Updated about 6 years ago on . Most recent reply

Looking for ideas and advice
Hello,
I currently own two rental properties, one in Honolulu, Hawaii and the other in Navarre, Florida. Both are rented out and producing income. The thing is that I have very little cash reserves and I am worried that if something happens I might be in a very tight financial spot. I have about $100k in equity in the Honolulu property and almost no equity in the one in Navarre. I do have about $100k of equity in the unit that I currently live in as well. I have considered HELOCs or selling off units in order to have money on hand for emergencies. Any suggestions on what course of action I should take?
Thank you in advance,
Luis