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Oscar Tol
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  • san diego
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Conventional loan REFI into another one

Oscar Tol
  • Investor
  • san diego
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I purchased a property for $450k about a year ago with 10% down and used a HELOC for the other 10%. The ARV is about $550-560k. It needs about $30k in repairs (which I have) however, is it is better to use a hard money loan for the rehab and do a cash-out refi once the repairs are done? That way I can pay back the HELOC and the HML?

Thanks!