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Kevin Dee
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BRRRR Method and proving cash accounts to seller

Kevin Dee
  • Investor
  • Great Neck, NY
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Hello! 

Quick question from a first timer in BRRRRr. It is fair to say that I'll be making an all cash offer if I'm going to utilizing my HELOC funds? The seller's broker needs proof of bank accounts. Let's say I have a $250k line of credit ready to be used. Do I need to transfer or write myself a check for that amount and deposit it into my checking account? Or will it be understood to the seller than I'll be using a HELOC to pay for everything and that should feel like cash to them?

Thanks in advance!
Kevin

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Ross K.
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Ross K.
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  • Boerne, TX
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@Kevin Dee 

@Christopher Phillips

I do what Christopher mentioned above.  I have a letter from my bank stating I have immediate access to $XXX funds.  It also states that any real estate purchased with the funds will not be used as collateral.  

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