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William D.
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Using a HELOC to purchase another investment property

William D.
  • Staten Island, NY
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What's up BP!

What are your thoughts on using a HELOC on 1 of my investment properties to purchase another investment property? I'm not even sure if that's allowed. The new investment property rental income would cover the mortgage and easily cover the HELOC.

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Brian G.
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Brian G.
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@William DeLuca as long as you can pay it back quickly (ie on a flip or Brrrr), if not it is likely best to do a cash out refi on prop #1 to come up with the down payment for prop #2 especially with rates at all time lows. Good luck!

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