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Updated over 9 years ago on . Most recent reply
Stratagies when over budget repair/renovation for rental
Hey guys, I want to hear stories from some vets whom have been in in a situation where the cost of a renovation for a rental has dramatically exceeded the budget.
I started renovating one of my rentals and I am about 20k over what I allotted and essentially put all of that on credit. I have two strategies at the moment.
One just simply paying off the 0% CC monthly minimum and balance transferring to the next 0% card over and over.
Second is to pay it via a HELOC on another property (this prop is paid off).
I do have a third method being cash out refi the property that was renovated, however I am a bit hesitant on this one because I do want to wait another 2 years for a shopping center to be built to be able to get a better appraisal.
I'm sure for people who have been in the game for a while, something like this has occurred before. Lets hear what you went though to get yourself out of a sticky situation.