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Matt Giordano
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  • Investor
  • Pennsylvania
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Line of Credit vs Personal Savings

Matt Giordano
Pro Member
  • Investor
  • Pennsylvania
Posted

Hi everyone

1st time rental property investors.

After much research our next step is trying to determine which option would be best for funding the 1st deal!

Scenario /

1. We own a mortgage free property that has at least 200k in equity. This was an inheritance and all we pay is our taxes.

We were considering pulling out a Line of credit to begin our investing goals

2. We do have enough funds in our personal savings account to at least purchase and rehab a property all In at say 80k

Hoping you could provide some advice to help us with our decision

Much appreciated

Matt & Anna

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