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Pulling all of the equity ?

Tracy Graham
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just making sure I"m on the right track... If I can pull all of the equity (85% LTV of the ARV) and cash flow around $100/mo I need to vs leaving money in the home??

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It may be tough to get 85% on a short seasoned rehab. Also, I would only pull a necessary amount of cash out of the property that you need to acquire future properties among other things. The more equity you have in the home, the more you will cash flow on a month-to-month basis. 

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