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  • Lake Worth, FL
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Need to use Equity on my property for other Real Estate deal

Account Closed
  • Lake Worth, FL
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Hey everyone,

A friend of mine and I currently hold a 40K condo free and clear through a LLC.

I have a potential buy, of a second property that I would like to do for 25K.

We just rented property #1(after a massive $$ ordeal), so I have essentially no savings in the bank.

What would be the best way to use my equity to purchase the 2nd property.

I'm thinking a HELOC would give me the best options, and I'd have access to that money in the future(with low cost of setup).

I'm open to ideas.

Thanks,

Jason

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@Account Closed

You can either do a cash out refi or a HELOC. with the property being held in the LLC you may run into issues on the residential side of things and may need to have conversations with commercial lenders. You would also need to get your partner involved sine likely the note would be in the LLC name and he would be jointly liable to pay it back

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