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Updated almost 7 years ago on . Most recent reply

Using HELOC to fund a deal. Interest only or no?
Hello All!
Newbie here! I'm looking to tap into my primary home's equity to purchase a buy and hold. I'm trying to figure out the best strategy to go with? Should I do an interest only HELOC? And why?
Thanks I’m advance,
Amber
Most Popular Reply
@Amber Bennett, yes, because your payments will be lower, but only for deals where you cycle your money (fix and flip, BRRRR, etc.) not buy and hold.