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Mark Anderson
  • Knoxville, TN
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Investing after Divorce

Mark Anderson
  • Knoxville, TN
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Needing to get back to investing after losing half assets and liabilities.

Down to 6, 3/2's with 10 years left on 15 year notes.

My personal residence is worth 500,000 free and clear. I am intending on pulling HELOC and using the BURRR method.

I am wanting to quickly replace and try to increase cash flow while dealing with much less household income and the possible inability to add multiple loans as easily as before.

I am interested in any suggestions possible in proceeding forward efficiently.  

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