You're OK to carve that one off and not impact the 1031 on the rest.

Thing is, they have to take time off of their job and fly in from California to do the repairs which are always done incorrectly,  and it always takes them 3x longer than us.

This allows you to get fully immersed into the world and to start developing a solid foundation of information as you kick off your investments.

Jacob,If the debts are adding up and you want to consolidate you can do a VA 100% cash out refinance to pay off all or some of your debts.

Would love to chat off line about this as the wife and I are doing whatever we can to connect in the JTree STR market.

You never get the pay off kicker, but so far you have been able to reliably bank that return.

Current rental: est MV = $375k, current mortgage $218k, net $157k One option is to do a cash out refi on our investment property to pay off the HELOC.

Long time listener to Afford Anything and Stacking Benjamins, heard about Bigger Pockets from there and have been having trouble getting off my butt and finally doing the things, so hoping to start in the direction of finding a mentor and actually learning this stuff.Glad to be here!

Hi hope you are all doing great, I am planning to pull out some equity from my primary residence (California) which has been fully paid off.

do you sell the duplex to pay off the mortgage or what do you do?