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Updated over 2 years ago on . Most recent reply

Best Rehab Financing Strategy
Acquired my 1st Investment Prop. It needs some work & I'm trying to choose the best financing strategy. Hard money? Small Business loan? It is held by my LLC so I've been told that a HELOC is not an option as it's a personal mortgage product.
Are there other financing options that I’m overlooking? Can you share any suggestions, opinions or experiences?
Thanks in advance
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Jason listed some really good options. As an aside, if you plan to hold and refinance after the rehab do not use credit cards as a high utilization will drop your credit and make the refi difficult and expensive.