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Updated almost 6 years ago on . Most recent reply

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Vincent Q.
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Heloc as down payment then refinance

Vincent Q.
  • Rental Property Investor
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Hello All,

Can anyone give advice on if this is a good way to invest. I have one single family investment property.

I am looking to get a Heloc and buy a second investment rental property.

Is this a good strategy.

Heloc to obtain the property which would be 20% down plus closing costs.

Get a tennant in place.

Then refinance and pay back heloc

Your advice, comments, and suggestions would be a big help.

Please help me!

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    • Rental Property Investor
    • Sacramento, CA
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    • Rental Property Investor
    • Sacramento, CA
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    @Vincent Q. why refinance out the 20% you put down with the HELOC at all? If you get a good loan, just pay back the heloc with the rent profits. Or with cash you have in the account that you would use for a downpayment?

    Unless you're trying to "BRRR", which is a method I very open advise against, I don't see any real need for you to refinance here.

    Thanks!

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