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Updated over 1 year ago, 07/09/2023

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Jordan Alexander
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  • Rental Property Investor
  • Muskogee, OK
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Should I use a heloc to add another property?

Jordan Alexander
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  • Rental Property Investor
  • Muskogee, OK
Posted

Need some advice.

Have 2 rentals I've purchased in the last year but my cash is only at 15k and I am going to have to start using hard money or conventional 20% down financing. But also my home has about 60k in equity so I've been thinking of ways to utilize that.

My good friend brings a property close to my others that's in really good shape, brick, one car garage, newer roof for 125k and rents currently at $1300 per month. He won't do seller financing because he needs money for some other family things. Really would like to find a way to make a deal because this is fairly turn key. Would you utilize a heloc for the 20% down and try to purchase a property like this with a conventional 30yr loan? 

Appreciate your thoughts and ideas!
 

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