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All Forum Posts by: Gall Davidovitch

Gall Davidovitch has started 2 posts and replied 31 times.

Hi Jose, 

Yes, you can do it. I use a hard money lender but for down payment, I use a business line of credit and for rehab, I use cc funding with 0 %APR.

Post: Fixed rate equity loan vs HELOC

Gall DavidovitchPosted
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Quote from @Rodolfo Palacios:

how do you get a BLOC ; i have an llc but it is for my software business ; i see some revenue requirements on some banks like AMEX

 The first step is to build your personal credit profile to be good, not only the score but all other factors. Then you have to know how to get to branch managers and build banking relationships based on your goals.

Quote from @Samantha Storz:

Thanks @Stuart Udis! I think Gall was saying that she uses a business line of credit for the rehab portion, not the downpayment. If I'm looking to buy a property in Brewerytown (let's say) that I'll purchase for say 125K and it needs a 50K rehab, that's (50K rehab, 24k is 20% + 10K closing costs) 84K I would need to bring to the table in cash. Unfortunately, I don't have 84K to spend. I think in this case, in order to get creative, wouldn't the hard money lender & then refi be the most creative way to make this work? Otherwise, I'm unable to get a seat at the table and invest. I do agree that in a perfect world, I'd have the liquidity. Curious on your thoughts? 


So I just got for my LLC BELOC of 500K I use for a down payment, and for Rehab I use the 0% APR credit card

Quote from @Samantha Storz:

Hi @Gall Davidovitch, Thanks so much for taking the time to respond. Do you have any recommendations for finding a hard money lender who will work with a first time investor? I know I can look on bigger pockets as well. Creative idea to use the BLOC for rehab. I assume you do that for the 0% APR, I'm curious if someone just starting out could get that. Do you buy all your properties under a LLC?

yes I have, send me a DM

Hi @Samantha Storz

Congratulations on your first step. 

I recommended you use a hard money lender for a down payment and at the same time, use a business line of credit for rehab, I use cc funding with 0 %APR

good luck with your investment.  

Post: Fixed rate equity loan vs HELOC

Gall DavidovitchPosted
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Quote from @Kerry Baird:

@Gall Davidovitch, that is a nice set of financial tools that you have.  What can you tell me about getting a BLOC? Did you use a big bank or a community one?  Did you tell the bank what you use the funds for?  I haven’t applied for one yet, but have a couple of LLCs.  Thanks~


So it’s spreeding betting the big banks and local one( here in CA where I live).

I got the help from a Credit management agency helping with all my deals and financial guidance.

Post: Fixed rate equity loan vs HELOC

Gall DavidovitchPosted
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I use a hard money lender but for down payment, I use a business line of credit and for rehab, I use cc funding with 0 %APR

Post: Foundation Repair Worth It?

Gall DavidovitchPosted
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I recommend you to do a CC funding. 

That way you won't pay for your own money and you can do your contraction and increase your ROI.

if you want more details I will be happy to connect you.

Post: New investor, looking to build my credit

Gall DavidovitchPosted
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sent you a message. 

Good luck;)

I can help you. send you a message