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Updated over 7 years ago on . Most recent reply

Newbie from Burleson Tx
Hello BP,
I would like to begin RE investing next year. I own a home 100% clear and my only debt is a monthly car payment. I have a 10k emergency fund and about 5k just sitting in my account.
What are your thoughts on me obtaining a HELOC or HELOAN to fund the down payment and the rest will be on a 30 year mortgage? Is that a decent strategy for financing?
For taxes, I'm thinking of working with a CPA to help me minimize tax liability. I've never itemized my deductions and always done the standard deduction.
Where's a good place to start looking for team members ie. RE agent / investor, good property management companies , good contractors, inspectors, etc?
Thank you everyone. I love the BP site and look forward to being financially free in the future :)