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Cash out refinance and HELOC together?

J Pavao
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Hey guys!

Question.

I have two three families going well. I'm ready for the third. The problem is the bank wants a chunk of cash. 20% down plus reserve. For my area and what I'm looking for im short around 20kish cash. I cash out refinanced my three family and have that cash ready to go. They only allowed me to do 70%. I still have a chunk of cash in there. I've been working with my multis for about 7 years now and have no fear of taking a loan for the rest of the cash. My question is.. can I get a heloc for the same house I cashed out of to get some of the remaining money? If not does anyone have any other ideas? I see a couple of potential buys and ready to go. Thank you

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