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All Forum Posts by: Vincent Q.

Vincent Q. has started 17 posts and replied 48 times.

Post: Credit Union won’t fund Heloc if it’s for investment purpose?

Vincent Q.
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  • Rental Property Investor
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@Bee Vang

Bee,

Fyi, i have seen numerous people on bigger pockets state the. Pen fed credit union does heloc on investment propertys.

I called earlier and this seemed to be true.

Give it a shot and call them.

Post: Heloc as down payment then refinance

Vincent Q.
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@Chris Mason

Gotcha, I understand. Thanks for explaining.

Post: Heloc as down payment then refinance

Vincent Q.
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@Chris Mason

Chris,

Thank you for explaining that! That helps me better understand the difference. Thats correct, im not looking for a full gut job. As you said, im looking for a granny house. Cosmetic stuff

Great way to explain what i am looking for.

Just to clarify, do you suggest to pay down the heloc with the rent profits. Or- refinance have one mtg payment. And pay the heloc back.

Then do it all over again

I need help figuring out the last part. Pay down the heloc. Or refinance?

Post: Heloc as down payment then refinance

Vincent Q.
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@David Sisson

David, thank you for the reply, I always see people post brrr and pay in full Then refinance

But I dont see alot of info on using heloc for down payments with a conventional mtg on the remaining balance and then refi.

Post: Heloc for down payment

Vincent Q.
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@Thomas Miller

Thomas,

My strategy is a little different. I want to use heloc for down payment and conventional mortgage the rest. Then refinance, and have one payment.

Its a little different than the normal brrrr.

Post: Heloc for down payment

Vincent Q.
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@Tarik Turner

Thanks for the reply Tarik,

I know Penn fed does helocs on investment property.

I just became a member. I have seen numerous bigger pockets members refrence them.

Post: Heloc for down payment

Vincent Q.
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  • Posts 48
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Hello all,

Im a new Investor, and need some advice. Please help!

I am looking to obtain a heloc on my single family investment property and use the funds for a down payment on another investment property to rent out.

Is this a practical strategy?

Heloc for down payment and closing costs. Then get a Tennant in place, then refinance and pay the heloc back.

Can you please provide and suggestions, comments, and feedback. It will greatly be appreciated.

Thank you!

Post: Heloc as down payment then refinance

Vincent Q.
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  • Rental Property Investor
  • Posts 48
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Hello All,

Can anyone give advice on if this is a good way to invest. I have one single family investment property.

I am looking to get a Heloc and buy a second investment rental property.

Is this a good strategy.

Heloc to obtain the property which would be 20% down plus closing costs.

Get a tennant in place.

Then refinance and pay back heloc

Your advice, comments, and suggestions would be a big help.

Please help me!