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what to do? HELOC frozen...

Dennis Nikolaev
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I just got a HELOC on my investment portfolio, so I can buy my next building with "cash".

I dumped all my operating funds in my HELOC to minimize the interest.

Now, I get a wrenching gut feeling that this HELOC can get frozen and I won't be able to buy anything new.

Please, give me an advice: what would you do?

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Greg Scott
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Cash is king.  I'd rather have cash than less debt.

Most HELOCs have a low interest rates. To me paying a low interest rate on a HELOC is like buying insurance. I have protection against bigger risks for a nominal price.

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