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All Forum Posts by: Caleb Ormonde

Caleb Ormonde has started 2 posts and replied 3 times.

I am wondering when would be the best time to take out a home equity loan? As the market crashes, I am assuming that the real estate market will follow in the next 1-3 years, and I would like to take advantage of the dip in real estate value. Should I wait until the dip to take out the loan, or do something now? And what type of loan would you recommend?

Thank you for the feedback! So if the business purchase included property (a commercial building), would that portion be Refi-able?

I have been reading about the BURRR method, and really want to get started. I have 100k-115k to get started, but I do not currently have a job. I would prefer to not have to go job hunting, and instead buy a business in the industry that I have been working in for the last 16 years (air conditioning), and use that to pay my bills.

So my question is, can I  apply the BURRR method to buying a business? Can I pull the value out of the company to use for investing in property?