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Ready to Jump Into REI....but...

Natasha Onochie
  • Investor
  • Columbia, MD
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My name is Natasha and husband and I have a lot of equity in our primary residence (located in MD) and would like to do a cash out re-fi to get rid of the PMI on the loan and jump into the REI game. However, we have yet to actually jump because our credit isn't the strongest and I would like a few more months to get my credit score higher. Curious to hear anyone else's experiences and/or guidance.

We are new to the SLC area, would love to hear from folks in the market.

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Nicole A.
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Nicole A.
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I might be confused, but if you have a lot of equity in your primary residence, then you wouldn't have PMI still. I wouldn't consider 20% or less of equity to be a lot.

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