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Updated over 2 years ago, 06/29/2022

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Eric Piccione
  • Investor
  • Cincinnati, OH
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Get a HELOC or Cash Out Refinance for a down payment?

Eric Piccione
  • Investor
  • Cincinnati, OH
Posted

Hey everyone, in the final stages of deciding which route makes the most financial sense.

We live in Texas and currently House hack a property and are wanting to utilize the equity built up in this home to the next one for a down payment.

Current locked in rate is 2.45% and would be able to cash out 25-45K of equity. 

Current offers sit around 5.75-6.315%

Total mortgage payment would go from $1,497 up to $2190 at the highest estimate. We're confident we could get something all in for $1,700-$1,800 and pull out $30K

The other side would be to use a HELOC and use that as a downpayment on the property. Estimates we've gotten sit around 5.99% variable rates of a 40K cash out.

What route would make more logistical sense in order to get the next property in a risk-averse fashion and set yourself up for continued success?

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