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Second mortgage on rentals

David Greene
  • Real Estate Broker
  • San Francisco Bay Area, CA
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Was wondering if anyone hear has taken a second mortgage (Heloc, loan, etc) on a rental property and reinvested the profits to get a better return without having to sell the property. Any success stories?

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David Greene
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Hey Tim, 

sounds like a good idea. If you can buy the properties low enough you can theoretically keep that ball rolling infinitely. I actually have 150-200k equity in 5 different properties but it looks like the market has more room to go up still. The plan is to take out a HELOC on each one, use that money to buy notes, and significantly increase my rate of return w/o having to sell the homes and miss out on the potential increase in prices. The tricky part is finding a bank/finance institution that will lend on investment property. Helocs can be as low as 3-4% right now. Hoping someone out there sees this and has been in a similar situation.

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