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Updated about 2 years ago on . Most recent reply

BRRRR Financing to start expanding
Fellow Investors!
I have a townhouse free-and-clear, no mortgage. What's the best financing strategy to start expanding? Perhaps apply for a HELOC on the townhouse and apply a down payment on conventional loan, FHA (think there is a residence req) or something else?
~David
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Pull the cash out and leverage your money ad much as possible. Put the minimum down payment on your next deal and keep cash to be able to capitalize in this market