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Afraid of tapping in on 600k of equity

Nasire Gilben
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Hi I’m new to BP and I really need some help. I own 5 properties and I have more than 600k in equity and I’m thinking about possibly selling one property or just refinancing to use the cash to leverage more deals like a 10-20 unit building. Can someone please give me some advice. I’ve been playing it safe for a while and I don’t want to miss out anymore.. Thanks in advance for your time and input!

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Joshua McMillion
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Madison, AL
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Joshua McMillion
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@Nasire Gilben

Congratulations on what you have already accomplished! Having that size of equity and rental portfolio is still no small feat. What are your goals? I would first listen to the latest BiggerPockets podcast, Episode 447. The author of the book Vivid Vision discusses how to establish goals to achieve the future you want. I recommend reading Vivid Vision and taking the time to sit down and map out what success in real estate means to you. 

Sincerely, 

Josh

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