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Birtha Wall
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What is the Best Financing Strategy?

Birtha Wall
  • Ontario, CA
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Hey there BiggerPockets Members in Ontario Canada!

I am looking on financing advice.

I am currently in my 2nd live in flip deal, and  only have experience with standard financing (personal money or the down payment, and a bank for the mortgage).  

Ideally I would have like to get into my 3rd deal using a Home Equity Line of my current property; the issue is that we are in the midst of renovations that will not be complete for another few months, and an attractive deal has popped up. This means that I can't borrow against my house, and do not have sufficient savings for a down payment. 

What are the best financing options to purchase a property in this situation? It is a duplex that will require about $45,000 in rehab costs, and take an estimated 2 months to rehab. 

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Jacob Perez
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  • Hamilton, Ontario
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Jacob Perez
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Hamilton, Ontario
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Hey @Birtha Wall - I'm doing a seminar around 12 PM but would be happy to jump on a call. Giving some options will be based on getting a few answers regarding your situation.

Jacob

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