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Ammanuel S.
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  • Toronto, ON
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Best HELOC approach

Ammanuel S.
  • Specialist
  • Toronto, ON
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Hey guys! New real estate investor here. I have an interesting scenario and would like to pick some of your brains!

So my parents have 2 homes, one of them is mortgage free and worth approximately $300k and the other is a rental which now has $220k worth of equity. I myself have $30k cash.

My parents are willing to loan me HELOC's on both of their homes to start investing heavily into real estate and won't charge me any interest. So assuming a bank loans me 80% of the equity, I would have around $400k or capital to start investing.

Is there any particular way you guys would suggest I begin? I'm looking to buy a few properties very quickly in the new year. Maybe get a duplex on my own with my cash, and then buy a triplex and/or a 4plex with the HELOC capital.

Any advice you guys have for me would be greatly appreciated!

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