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How to finance and upgrade your property?

Nowadays, people want to get their second/private property. But, they do not dare to step into it as the majority are afraid that they do not have the financial ability to service the mortgage. While you are still repaying your loan, you can actually refinance and upgrade your property. First of all, not only can you cash out on your current property, at the same time, you can renew the lease period by getting a new build home.

There are found methods that can help homeowners to get their second property while holding on to a matrimonial home and still carry on with the current lifestyle! 

Want to get your finances checked? Want to know if you are ready to get your second home or upgrade your property type?

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