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Funding our 5th rental-HELOC question
Team,
Not sure which way to go with the funding of our next real estate endeavor. Here's the deal.
We used to live in house "A", house "A" is/was free and clear. We took out a HELOC against house "A", we bought house "B" which we live in now. House A is rented, and house B is free and clear. So far so good.
We want to tap into the equity of house B since it's technically paid for. How do I go about that?
Go!