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China Wheeler
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Bankruptcy discharge and investing

China Wheeler
  • Las Vegas, NV
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Hello, I have a recent bankruptcy discharge. I just got a real estate license. I own a home with $65k equity. How can I invest for passive income? Will I be eligible for a HELOC with a discharge on my credit? My credit score is 674. I work full time. I am in need of a larger home. However I would be willing to continue to live in my small home and use any money from a HELOC or sale of my home to invest. I just today went to a tax deed sale. I don't have a lot of knowledge on how these work. I did not win a bid today. I only have about $ 8K liquid to my name, which I would prefer not to use, as i have 3 kids and am a single parent. Any advice would greatly help. Thank you.

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