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Updated about 5 years ago on . Most recent reply

HELOC or CO Re-Fi or Loan Shark?
Hi guys!
I've paid off my home that is now worth $530K - I want to use the equity I've accumulated to purchase an investment property (multi-family or small apartment in the LA area).
1. What is the best way I can maximize this opportunity?
2. Should I take a HELOC or Cash Out Re-fi? or are there any other options that are best suited for my goal?
3. How are the payments like for a HELOC or Cash Out Re-Fi? are they lower since the property I own is paid off? Would it be wise to roll these payments into my investment property so it makes sense to do?
I really appreciate the help here!