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Kent Julian
  • Investor
  • Suwanee, GA
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Buying Property with HELOC and Want to Convert to a Home Loan Lat

Kent Julian
  • Investor
  • Suwanee, GA
Posted

I'm a buy and hold investor and currently have 3 rental properties... all are doing well and cash flowing nicely.

In the past, I've used conventional loans to purchase and would get pre-approved for these loans. Now, however, I would like to use my HELOC for the next purchase. Once I purchase the property, I'd like to get a more conventional loan on the property and pay off the HELOC... then do it all over again.

Any suggestions about best practices and/or best banks in Gwinnett County, Georgia would be appreciated. Feel free to point me to relevant posts as well.

Thanks!

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