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Itzik Rapaport
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How to use paid in full properties for loan purposes

Itzik Rapaport
  • Investor
  • Las Vegas, NV
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We own several properties free and clear and looking to buy another property and possibly bundle existing properties as collateral. The properties we own while free and clear are under $100 k and we are looking to buy a better property, maybe even 4 plex. Any suggestions on how I can liquidate our existing properties so we can get cash out to buy a new property. Few important factors: all the properties are under an LLC. I would like to get one bundle loan rather than 5 helocs, if possible. Thanks for the feedback.

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Tim Evans
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Tim Evans
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Our DC hard money lender told me they avoid cash-out refinancing, but that my free and clear property could be used as collateral to reduce the down payment of a new loan. I don't especially want to disturb the tenants with inspections or appraisals of that lender or a conventional bank doing a cash-out mortgage.

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