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Mike Joesph
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Heloc to buy and hold?

Mike Joesph
  • Chicago, IL
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Hi!  This is my second question what is the best way to leverage my 300k heloc .. I don't know if the flipping market is that good but the buy hold and investment rental market is amazing in chicago.. is it bad to let money sit in a positive cash flow property or should I refi in 2 years .. any thoughts would be great !

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John Woodrich
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John Woodrich
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Minneapolis, MN
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@Jacobus Rex I mentioned I was a CPA for that reason - I am probably the most active MN CPA on here. LOCs are definitely cheaper than HML and have many uses. Biggest advantages are what I mentioned earlier, low closing costs and you don't have to pay for money you don't need.

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