“It can pay to borrow a little bit of extra money to cover some of those bigger ticket maintenance things rather than using your emergency fund”

Pat Noll · Equity Mates Investing Podcast · Ask An Adviser: Where property is heading, debt recycling and the future of rentvesting with Pat Noll

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Borrowed extra money via an equity release to cover large maintenance expenses instead of using the emergency fund

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