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Jessica Boulding
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Line of Credit for Down Payment on First BRRRR

Jessica Boulding
  • Philadelphia, PA
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Hi - I am a new investor that is trying to figure out the best approach to finance my first investment property (non-owner occupied) with little/no money . I have been doing research and thinking my best option is a hard money loan and doing the BRRRR method. My issue is getting the funds for the down payment. I have read people can use a personal line of credit to fund the down payment and then when they refinance they are able to pay off that debt. My concern with this strategy is the hit my credit score will take from a debt perspective and not finding a bank that will refinance. I currently have excellent credit and W-2 income. Has anyone been successful in doing this or has other suggestions?

Thanks in advance!

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