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Austin Powell
  • New to Real Estate
  • Long Beach, CA
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Advice - Using HELOC to BRRRR

Austin Powell
  • New to Real Estate
  • Long Beach, CA
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Hey BP,

So I've established my first rental property criteria and now to the fun part - financing! My goal is to use a HELOC (access to roughly 100k) to BRRRR my first deal. I have great credit but the pandemic basically put my main source of income on hold since March. A decent SFR will run about 100-150k not including rehabs. Looking for any tips on creative ways to finance. Is it possible to use HELOC for the down payment and rehab, get it rented and then refi to payback the line of credit? This is what makes the most sense to me but I'm open to suggestions. Also if any of you have first hand experience in a similar situation you'd like to share I'd greatly appreciate it!

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