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Christopher Mosher
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Boston, MA
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Real estate strategy going forward

Christopher Mosher
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Boston, MA
Posted

God morning everyone.

This question is about what are the best steps to craft going forward. My family would like to move to a different state. We currently live in very hot northeast market and will be renting out the last apartment of a 3 family. This multi has two things: Cash flow when we leave and tons of equity in the house, as, it only has the first loan still being paid. The loan amount is only 20% of its value.

We are looking for the best way to take advantage of that. We realize we have to rent after we move so we like an area to buy in.

How do we maximize the multi to help transition us going forward when we are ready to buy a house?

Thanks- N.

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