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Matt N.
  • Investor
  • Clayton, MO
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$200K in account (use that cash or get line of credit on it)??

Matt N.
  • Investor
  • Clayton, MO
Posted

Hi all, I have $200k in my LLC account. I plan to use this to purchase distressed property, rehab, rent out, refinance and then replenish the account.

I am wondering if there is any benefit on getting a commercial line of credit SECURED by the $200k account? My commercial lender said that wouldn't be a problem; however, I am only looking at properties under $155k right now for the next 6 months or so. Does anyone have any advice on how best to leverage this $200k, or should I just write out checks from my LLC when I purchase that $120k property and then replenish it? Failing to see the benefit of getting the commercial line of credit in my situation.

Cheers!

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