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Martin Nowak
  • Investor
  • Columbus, OH
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Need Advice on cash flow

Martin Nowak
  • Investor
  • Columbus, OH
Posted

I have a property I’m in interested purchasing for an investment property. The price is 68K.

It will likely require improvements of $20,000. My hope is pay for with a HELOC line of credit. The improvements I would put on a credit card - then my goal after I completed the improvements have it refinanced for the new market value. After the refinancing pay back my HELOC and the credit card. Does this seem like a smart idea or is there a smarter way?

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