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Updated about 2 years ago on . Most recent reply
Using HELOC to buy first rental
I wanted to run a situation by whoever wants to participate. I wanted to leverage equity on my home to buy a rental property, here would be the numbers... Criticism very much welcomed...
Price: $120,000 Down payment: $30,000 Est Closing costs: 5%: $6000 Est repairs: $20,000 (All funded by HELOC: $56,000 )
Conservative rent in the area $1600.00
PITI: $777.00
PM: $150
Vac Rate : 8% ($125)
Maintenance/repair/capex: $200
HELOC interest pymt: $350.00
A conservative ARV would be approx $190,000
Is there any circumstance where this can work?
Do cash flow rules change when deal is financed by HELOC with intentions to refinance ASAP?
For example: if refinancing to combine HELOC and original mortgage loan ($146,000)... new PITI: $1150.00 plus expenses now equal $1576
cash flow $24.00/month
questions welcome...tear it apart, just tryin to learn
Thanks!