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Down payment strategies...limited cash, please help/share

Joe Battung
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I'm looking to purchase a new primary residence in Scottsdale, AZ that would double as a Short Term Vacation Rental when I travel for work but I have VERY limited cash for a down payment. I currently own one STVR that has about 40% equity and has been very successful in the past but obviously completly vacant during the Covid-19 situation.   I also have my primary residence that would convert to a long term rental.  I don't want to sell anything as I have a buy and hold strategy.   I want to keep adding properties to my portfolio but didn't do a good job stock piling cash to prepare for down payments.

I need about $60k as a down payment and am not sure where to begin.   I was thinking about a Refi to pull some of the 40% of equity out but that probably wouldn't look good to my lender when I go to get financing.   Any tricks out there or do I let this property go until I have the cash saved up?

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