What can I do with earned equity?
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Sell and move back in with your parents.\n\nSeriously, the equity you've earned is not cash that's available to you anymore - it's debt that you've paid back.  It's not your money anymore.  You took out a loan to get a house to live in, and now you're paying back the loan.\n\nThe only way to get the money back that you've paid is to sell.  But then you'll just have to buy another house or move back in with your parents or something.  :)\n\nOr you could sell your apartments.
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Pay off all debts first. Hold a savings acct to use for emergency needs, vehicle purchases, home repairs, vacations, etc.\n\nReplenish this as it is used.\n\nAfter that, Extra money could then be applied to these DRIP accounts\n\nPaying a credit card off that charges 19% interest is a guaranteed return of 19%. no stocks can do this on a guaranteed basis.\n\nsame with eliminating Auto-loan payments.
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Save as much as you can, definitely take advantage of the Thrift Savings Plan, and invest--- maybe in Real Estate.    Buy a home and stay there long enough to build up equity--meanwhile you have tax expemtions and you're not throwing "rent"  money down the drain.
855522
If you can afford to take the time to do it, build the house. That way it's what you want. You'll build up equity sooner that way and receive much more personal satisfaction.
103399
I wouldn't do it.  You are risking the equity that you have built in your house.  Also, you would need to generate a high rate of return just to pay for the interest on that loan.  High Return = High Risk!
127484
Donate 10% to charity and invest the rest. Find a broker nearby and that money could grow into something even more useful.
408255
If you are flush with cash look for viable investment strategies.  I'd advise real estate investment inside and outside your state.  Your cash can be used to get you into affordable multi tenancies and then you can reap long term benefits form the cash flow and eventual equity produced by your growing portfolio of investments.  Think long term.  Invest in property for the long hall and grow your portfolio and size of investments over time.  You will find long term wealth and many financial benefits form your investments.
135644
Other than selling, I think your only option is to take out a home equity loan.
27302
You can get a home equity line of credit and pay off the truck with it.
1056785
if you can find a home in your price range that will appreciate in value, i think putting $$$ towards equity rather than just rent is a good idea - but make sure it's a home that will grow in value - and don't do an interest only mortgage unless you're disciplined enough to pay more than what's due each month
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I applaud your ambition.  However... \n\nYou, my friend, unfortunately bring very little to the table that an investor wouldn't have - except time.  You've got no money, no experience, no credit, no connections and not business savvy to know that this structure is... if you pardon my bluntness... ludicrous. I wouldn't advise putting an ad in the paper as it would be a waste of money. \n\nI would recommend training for a real estate position, title insurance, mortgage company, property management or property development if you are serious about property.  Someone will teach you the REAL property game with somebody else's equity and give you a salary too. \n\nYour chance of getting a 50/50 partnership is about zero.  Why would somebody trade their equity position for you because you work.  You are better off getting a job related to property so that you can learn the ropes.
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1)www.equitymaster.com\n2)www.sharekhan.com\n3)http://alpha.myiris.com\n\nyou can also make relevant searches for more results and options
9424
Yes, if you can afford.  Bseides building up equity, you will also save money on your income tax become some  of the interest is deductible.
982875
If you have equity in your car you can use it to obtain a loan. Pay Day loans are a good company.
736728
99.99% of the time you loose it if it is equity. Equity is the last obligation to be settled.  There is seldom anything left.
937789
Yes you can. Go to options.
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(Market Value of home) - (debt, loans, etc)  = equity