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Frank S.
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HELOC loan to fund rehab (Flipping)?

Frank S.
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  • Tulsa, OK
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I have enough money to purchase a property with cash , but it would essentially be all of my savings. I found a local credit union that will provide 90% HELOC for investment / flipping properties .

I would be using the HELOC to fund holding costs , rehab etc..

Does my strategy make sense ? Would there be a better way to finance this ? HELOC closing costs will be approximately $1,200 with an 8% rate. My one concern is that the appraisal may not come back satisfactory as most homes that are flipped are not going to be eligible for bank financing . What are some issues with a home that I should try to avoid as they would result in the appraisal failing .

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Frank S.
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Frank S.
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@Brandi Graham

No $1,200 . And in fact if I keep the line open for 2+ years the credit union would reimburse the $1,200 . But I wouldn’t as i plan to flip the house in 6 months

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