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Updated over 3 years ago on . Most recent reply

My plan for acquiring the next property...
I'm ready to buy my next investment property (most likely a multifamily). My plan is to do a cash out refi on one of my properties and use that to put 20% down on this next property. I might also take out a HELOC on another property to finance any rehab needed on the next property if I don't have enough cash left from the cash out refi.
So I guess my question is - Do you see anything wrong with this plan or a better/easier/different way to do it. Thanks.