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Ryder Meehan
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Getting a Home Equity Loan on My Portfolio for a Down Payment

Ryder Meehan
  • Investor
  • San Francisco, CA
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Hello esteemed real estate investors, I am at a point where I have a profitable portfolio of 4 multifamily properties with caps all around 10% and looking to double down with a small apartment building. My total equity based on my estimated appraised value is around $400k across all 4 with the most at $170 in a triplex in downtown Dallas. I would like to use this equity as a loan for the down payment of my small apartment building at a total cost of $1M so $200k down, plus I have $50k cash available as well. Has anyone had experience with using portfolio equity loans as a down payment? Do lenders allow frown on using equity loans as a down payment? Any advice or pros/cons would be most appreciated. Thanks Ryder
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