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How to Refinance Your Rental Property to Fund Your Next Investment .
Use equity in your existing rentals to buy your next investment property. Step-by-step refinance strategy with real numbers and timelines.
To refinance a rental for your next purchase: 1) Get current appraisal (costs $300-500), 2) Calculate available equity (up to 80% LTV for investment), 3) Apply for refinance with a broker who knows investment properties, 4) Use extracted equity as down payment on next property. Timeline: 30-45 days. You can typically pull $50K-150K from a property that's appreciated 20-30%.
Scott Dillingham
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