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  • Transcript Hey, guys, it's Jim Welch. Just checking up on you. Hope you've been doing well. Did you get what you all needed? Because when we spoke, I know you went somewhere else and you probably got a really good rate. But times are different now. Look at the equity position and it's really strong. And if you still have a bunch of equity in your house, that's definitely a problem. If your real estate is working for you, great. If it's not, then it's working against you. And that's what these banks are doing. They're using your equity for their advantage, and that's how they make their billions. So give me a call. I'll explain how it works. We're the bank. We'd give you the no point, no cost loan for you to get your equity out and for you to be able to use strategic investments for it. We're just the bank to make it happen for you. So my numbers is 949-228-9243 again. 949-228-9243.
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