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Laurie Mosley
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Abq, Nm
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Creative down payment options for investment property

Laurie Mosley
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Abq, Nm
Posted

Hello everyone,

Here is my situation.

I want to buy an investment property in SC, I have one investment property in FL paid for in full, I have my primary residence in Nm that still has a mortgage and probably $15000 equity.

Is it wise for me to use some of the equity from the Florida home say 1/3 which would give me 20% down easy. 

If it is wise, how should I go about it, refi, Heloc or does anybody have any other ideas?

I'm mostly concerned about how it would affect my debt to income ratio, right now I have my mortgage and a car payment, and a HOA fee on rental property.

Eventually I would like to move into the SC home and rent my current primary residence out.

Thanks for your help 

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