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All Forum Posts by: Matt Bristow

Matt Bristow has started 1 posts and replied 2 times.

Quote from @Scott Trench:

And... after all that I re-read and saw that you can get a fixed rate HELOC at 4.34%. That changes things. That's long-term financing. May make sense! It's a lot of leverage potentially, but if you think your deals are good, it may work out.

Thanks for the detailed response, Scott! Yes it would be locked in at 4.34%. I would cash flow $300/mo on each property after paying down the mortgage and HELOC prin+int.

I have 2 STR's in Rehoboth Beach, DE and have the itch to purchase some LTRs in the suburbs outside of Philly. Currently have the ability to open a HELOC on my primary for $250k. Does it make sense to utilize the HELOC for multiple down payments on LTRs assuming the properties will cashflow? I have the ability to lock the HELOC into a 15 year prin+int payment schedule immediately at 4.34%. Should be able to cash flow around $300/mo per LTR using this method. Drawbacks? Does this seem like a good strategy?