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Payoff HELOC with Cash Out Refi money?
$48,000 HELOC taken out of rental property #1. Bought rental property #2 with HELOC, spent $26k of own money for remodel, property is cash flowing ($1100 rent-$142 HELOC interest only pmt-$60 insurance=$898. Estimated tax at $1300/year).
House #2 ARV is estimated to be $130,000. Bank will loan 75 percent of appraisal at 4.875% rate= $97,500.
Should I...
A) Take the refi money, pay off $48,000 HELOC, pay myself back (a little bit), use remaining money as down payment on next property?
B) Take refi money, don't pay off HELOC, use that additional $48k to buy multi family/SFH/duplex or multiple properties?
C) Wait until March 2021 (1 year after purchasing #2), continue collecting rent, stockpiling money for emergencies, and do another HELOC on the equity in #2?
Or YOUR option D??