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James Potter
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  • Atlanta, GA
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Question about utilizing a HELOC to purchase first rental property

James Potter
  • New to Real Estate
  • Atlanta, GA
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After cramming my brain with a lot of up-front RE knowledge, I have an important question for the BP experts. My wife and I own our primary free and clear. So, let's say I open a HELOC on our primary with a ~$250k limit and find a good turnkey SF to purchase for $200k. I pay cash for it. Then, 6 months after acquisition, I do a cash out refi; get ~$160k or 80% out; and then pay off the remainder of the HELOC. Would it be possible/wise for me to quit claim the house over to [my new LLC] prior to the cash out (via commercial lender)? It seems like I could rinse and repeat this process to hold each property in its own LLC, which I like the idea of. Any help would be greatly appreciated!

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