Also I became FI through real estate, left my W2 job and became and Investment Advisor to help others get FI.

The system runs off of Wi-Fi in one of the occupied units.

Would you re-fi the house w/ a cash out to buy another property?

I don't know if this will help but for example: I have a house with a 2.75% interest and was trying to re-fi to get some equity out of it and my mortgage broker pretty much told me that it might not be worth it because my interest will go up to the 4% or so.

The current I loan is a construction to perm but is a 20 year and would like to re-fi to a 30 year and free up credit w/ my local bank.-30 year AM-65% LTV loan-Loan straight into an LLC-Non-recourse (if possible)

Now I am being told that the property is worth around 210-220k from realtors in the same area trying to buy the house.I am wondering if doing a re-fi would be a good idea and exactly how the process works.

My CPA says we don’t want for my husband to qualify as a real estate professional status because he will be subject to self employment tax, and not receive social security credits (not super concerned about that because the plan is to be FI long before social security kicks in- if it’s even a thing by the time we are that age.)

Semper Fi!

Capital I believe I could get through a re-fi.My lender has notified me if I re-fi I can then in 2-3 months get another primary residence loan for 5% down, so long as the new property exceeds the value of the one I'm in now.

Based in Greenville, SC I have had positive experiences with them.