As the title says, I’m trying to plan for the future and curious how this works. Ideally, if I’m invested in many different RE syndications that are using leverage (and doing cost segregation analyses), then my annual...

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however recently (in the last week or so) one of the two F (I forget if it was Freddie or Fannie) changed the policy.

My overall financial goal is to hit Coast FI in the next 10 (preferably 5) years and my main vehicle for that is real estate - hopefully STRs. 

Re-fi and even put an bigger down payment if I sold the index funds, or I could sell the property, etc.I want to do this multiple times over, maybe 2-3 loans like this per year.

I spoke with my lender about doing a cash out re-fi and he advised against it.

You’re just otu more money fi they stop paying rent.  

@Dan Heisterkamp reduce your expenses, max out your W2 income, and save up as much money as you can while you learn.Research house hacking.Read "Set for Life" by Scott Trench and, for a different perspective on FI, "Quit Like a Millionaire" by Kristy Shen.Be patient.  

I don't really know how Re -fi will help deal with credit card debt. 

The news this morning said that FHA is allowing no cost re-fi of your mortgage in good standing if it will save you at least $50 a month.