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John Matthew Johnston
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  • Beaver Falls, PA
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HELP!!! NEW INVESTOR-FIRST DEAL

John Matthew Johnston
  • Investor
  • Beaver Falls, PA
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I need advice on the best way to use my funds. I currently am eligible to take out a HELOC on my primary residence- Ive been approved for $70,000. In the next few weeks I will be obtaining $25,000 from an inheritance. Ive put an offer on a SFR at $16,000 which will probably be accepted. The house needs ballpark $25,000 work. My real question is how should I use the inheritance of 25,000. Should I put it towards the HELOC I'm taking out? Should I take out a smaller loan and use the 25,000 as fix up money? Should I put it towards my Primary Loan on my Primary residence or keep it liquid for unforeseen repairs or when I purchase my next rental/flip? Im sorry for the weird question I have been reading a lot about leveraging money and because its my first deal, would like to make the best choices. Thank you Bigger Pockets.

                                                                John J

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