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Borrowing a down payment
My wife and I have recently started our REI career. We have a couple under our belt and are looking for another. My question is about borrowing the down payment. We have tapped our resources w/out going into our emergency funds as much as we are comfortable.
My in-laws have a HELOC on their primary residence and have offered to let us use that as they have no intention of using it for anything.
Are we allowed to borrow a down payment? And how would we structure the payments to them? Obviously, on top of the interest they pay, we would pay them additional interest for the use of their $$. Has anyone had experience doing this and how did they structure the deal?
Thanks!!