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Lionel Mosby Jr
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Houston, TX
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Cashing Out Free & Clear Properties

Lionel Mosby Jr
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Houston, TX
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My dad has two properties in Louisiana that he acquired years ago in his early thirties which are both free and clear. Both of the properties are rented out currently (home #1 on month to month for $400/month & home #2 on year lease for $550/month). My dad is older now and wants to be done being a landlord & being called upon to fix minor problems here and there, though he does still love the cash flow they bring every month. Each of the homes are older & would certainly need a lot of work, but I was wondering if there was any possibility of me working with a lender to pull funds out of the two properties as-is and then using those funds to toward acquiring another investment property? I believe the current value for each of the properties is under $100k (home #1: $50k/home #2: $70k). Has anybody dealt with a situation like this before?

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