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Updated over 4 years ago on . Most recent reply

New investor need guidance
Hi All,
This is my first post in bigger pockets. I have been a long time member.
I now have 2 properties. Property #1 Is a three family and Property #2 is a Duplex that I owner occupy and rent out the other half.
Property #1 is valued at around 500k. It currently has a 300k mortgage is cash flowing $1,400.00 a month
Property#2 was a BRRR and is valued around 900k. I have a mortgage of 585k and I come out of pocket 1k per month to cover the mortgage and another $ 500 a month for the utilities. If I were to move from this property my unit could bring in roughly 4k a month, cash flowing 2.5k a month.
I am looking to get my next property and wanted to get input on HELOC compared to keeping equity on the property. What would your next move be? I currently would not be able to afford another property for another year without the HELOC but rates are so low I'm torn.