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Hello,
I'm in a process of selling some portion of my residential real estate portfolio to fund a new commercial opportunity. The Plan is to come up with $400k for the down payment and for that I'll need to sell about 3 of my rentals. 2 of them are single family with a ton of upside, so I don't foresee any issues selling them. The third one is a condo that I'm having a hard time selling atm.
Since this is an all or nothing deal, the challenge is to find buyers for all three properties at the same time. I also have a dead line with the seller of the commercial property. I currently have 2 pending offers on the first 2 properties but no inquiries as of yet on the third one, which lead me to my question: Should I go with a HELOC? And if so, does anyone know a good lender that does HELOC on investment property? My measurements should checks out fine (credit, Income/Debt ratio, etc.).
Thank you for all those who could offer any assistance.