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Lakisha Fulmore
  • Homeowner
  • Long Island, NY
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Second property: Should I get another mortgage, heloc, or OPM?

Lakisha Fulmore
  • Homeowner
  • Long Island, NY
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Hello All! I am preparing myself to buy my second property (currently house hacking), but my local market is extremely expensive. Therefore, I’m looking at out of state/upstate properties. I’ve been spending time learning and studying how to analyze properties and feeling pretty good about it. My question is, should I consider getting another mortgage, a heloc on my primary, or pool in money from others? My goal is cash flow, as I am looking at the long term. I really would like to connect with someone and talk this through. Thank you for taking time to read. 

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Bryan Blankenship
  • Investor
  • Cincinnati, OH
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Bryan Blankenship
  • Investor
  • Cincinnati, OH
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Hey there @Lakisha Fulmore,

New York's real estate market will always have that "too expensive" threshold that new investors struggle with.

If you are looking to go out of state, I can connect you to my partner.  He and I have a big operation here in the greater Cincinnati area, a much more affordable market.

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