Depending sign on lenders today you may get a forbearance plan to push payments back but that is not happening as often anymore due to run up in equity and the bank most likely holding a loan at a low rate so they prefer to get paid out.

But I would not promise myself that I’ll make up the cash loss in for-sure in equity gain. 

Hello I’m Broke, I need your expertise:- Own a 2 family in NYC with about $800K in equity at 3.5% interest rate $2600 monthly mortgage- Owe about $85k in credit card debt st about 27% apr….all paid minimum but drowning $2500 monthly- Owe $100k partial claim lien at 0 interest- HELOC $30 k available at 5% owe 45kShould i consolidate and pay debt or refinance the $375k + 100k + 45k + 85K at a new interest of 7% or just tackle the 85k separately by consolidating with new interest rates of about 17% and use the HELOC of $30k to pay the high interest credit cards?

60k in equity before we even moved in and an offset mortgage payment for a brand new home...nothing to be upset about in this deal.

The property is still generating good cash flow and has around $70,000 in equity.

And because you picked confusing numbers, you also have 75k in equity left in the property (225k-300k).  

They can’t call all rich people evil and then give them a tax break that causes even more income inequality.

I want to buy a rental but I only have $3600 in stocks and about 14k in equity.

They have $1MM in equity and they aren't ready to retire.

Resulting in a 60k home equity increase.Would I be able to cash out refinance that 180k leaving the 60k in equity for the new down payment and taking 120k of the new debt to pay off the lender + interest and on top of that into a new home?