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Stephen Scire
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  • Rental Property Investor
  • East Boston, MA
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Using HELOC to help fund a multifamily

Stephen Scire
Pro Member
  • Rental Property Investor
  • East Boston, MA
Posted

Hello all, looking for help in multifamily / apartment complex -  funding.

I've been looking for multis in our very competitive Boston market but  have recently started searching out of state in other growing areas.

I was thinking of getting more aggressive. I have 3 properties currently, primary...value 650k w/ 320k mortgage , 3 family investment...value 1.2M no mortgage , 2 family investment...value 600k no mortgage.

Am I reasonable to take a HELOC on equity to purchase apartment building at a 1.5 to 2M price range.

I am open to search out of state as well, I just feel very enthusiastic about making the next move.

I guess what I need to know is what kind of buying power do I have …. of course not being too over-leveraged.

Thanks in advance for any input. 

  • Stephen Scire
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