We have ~150k equity in our current home and are considering doing a HELOC to either purchase or put a down payment on an investment property.

Do you guys think its a good idea to use Heloc as part of a down payment to buy a larger deal?

if it’s an investment property and it’s the right property with about 20% down, you could get a lender to finance the 80% and the construction costs.  

First 10 years I/O and fully amortized for 20 years thereafter..If it's full income verification, strong credit and a lower LTV you should be able to get there with a mild buy down..Check in with @Joseph Chiofalo for a quick second look.

Other places a landlord who enforces a late fee for a few days delay will get concrete down the toilet and tenants who leave chaos behind in revenge.

. $220,000 down, financing 8% on 20 years, payment of $2,593. 

Who doesn't love Flordia and second home loans rock with only having to put 10% down?

I have the capital for a down payment and holding costs for a year but am struggling to find a lender who does not require a first-position lien on the home (the seller does not wish to subordinate his lien position).It has occurred to me to seek a partner-investor who would profit share with me if I was responsible for renovations, as I’m an experienced and licensed Residential Contractor.

The scammer either:Claims they work for us and our systems are down forcing them to use their cell phone or claims they are the property owner and have terminated us because we couldn't find a tenant for them.They ask for either half a month or a full month of rent upfront, via Venmo, to schedule a MoveIn, but don't really ask for any documentation.These prospects aren't even in our software systems yet and all the correspondence is via text.

Lower down payment and a non recourse loan.