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Luis Nunez
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Seeking advice on 1st rental investment

Luis Nunez
  • Los Angeles, CA
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Hello, Brand new to the forum...what a great resource! I'm from southern CA and just got transferred to Houston, TX. I don't want to sell our primary residence; we would like to keep it as a rental and buy a home in TX to use as our new primary residence. We bought for $410K (it should appraise for $500K) and owe $250K so we have some equity and very good credit. We're looking to spend about $250K on the new home and have $25K cash. Here is what I'm thinking: Take out a HELOC to come up with the other $25K for the 20% down payment and take out a conventional loan to finance the rest. Is this feasible? We're going to be hiring a management company to handle our rental property in CA. Am I missing anything in your opinion? Thank you in advance for all of your help!

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