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All Forum Posts by: Adam Styles

Adam Styles has started 1 posts and replied 4 times.

Hi Bob this may sound like a simple answer and i wish i could answer without it sounding like some kind of a dating profile answer but it's the answer i can provide i have 20k, an 800 credit score, a house that has equity in it, a long term vision, reliability, and i hold a high value with the sense that a team can move much faster and scale far easier then going it alone hopefully that's a fair response.

thanks Brian Bohrer i appreciate the response and i will definitely check out meetup.com and take the steps to get into this world 

I'm looking to do long term buy and hold proverbially section 8 but I'm ready to get into the game so I'm throwing this into the ether 

Hi Harrison George i actually do have a question so i purchased my house for 120k 5 years ago i have 85k left to pay off however I've been doing as much due diligence as possible to find the best possible way to tap into my equity to be able to purchase my first rental property that makes the most sense so looking at cash out refinance, HELOC, AIO. and the AIO seems like it makes the most sense now i wish i had known about it when i purchased this house because it sounds like i would have been pretty close to paying it off i digress i'm curious how if switching over would make sense for my goals now?