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Tyler Moore
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Getting started: Cash Downpayment vs. HELOC

Tyler Moore
  • Dayton, OH
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Hi everyone,

I have been following BP material for the past several months but am new here to the forums. My goal is to excel in the rental property segment utilizing a buy and hold strategy. I have been researching various methods of funding my first property. I believe having a cash downpayment is the ideal scenario, however, this is currently not realistic for me at this time. Therefore, delaying my entry into the game. Would it be too risky to utilize a HELOC to supply the down payment for my first rental property? This would obviously get me into the game sooner, but leveraging my primary residence is an added risk. Looking forward to any and all feedback! Thank you!

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