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Gary David
  • Rental Property Investor
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Can a LLC borrow from a HELOC and pay back the interest as a loan

Gary David
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Greater Cincinnati Ohio Area
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Thinking about some ways to do creative finances on buying property with no money down. 

If someone got a HELOC on their personal property and used the funds to buy a rental property in turn the income from the rental could pay back the line of credit I think up to this point it is 100% possible.

The next question though is can you write off the interest portion as a loan to your LLC as an expense.

Thanks for any comments and or suggestions on this matter

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Kyle J.
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Kyle J.
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If you get a HELOC (or any loan) on your personal residence and use it to buy a rental property, the interest will be a tax-deductible expense against the rental property that you bought. You don't even need a LLC or to get creative to do it. It's completely allowed.

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