I also dont want to take out a HELOC because of it eating up my cash flow and end up being net negative.

I also dont want to take out a HELOC because of it eating up my cash flow and end up being net negative.

I'm with you in that I also keep a limited amount in cash because I have lots of assets I could tap if I had to - HELOC, brokerage, etc.I just think new investors are having a really, really tough time buying properties that cash flow right now.   

I spoke to my banker today and he indicated that they won't do a HELOC out of a home that is a rental - only from my personal residence. 

My wife and I are needing some advice on if we should get a HELOC or not at this time. 

We have several loans with NASB which is a big player in this space as well as 2 'HELOC' type of loans from a Private Lender at 80% LTV on a couple of properties that we owned free and clear in our retirement accounts, and used that to put down payments on new properties using commercial non-recourse loans.

They will offer 20% of your revenues in a HELOC), 4) Some banks are more "business friendly" than others, so call as many as you can to find the right ones.

For residential they should introduce 40 years fixed mortgage and for multifamily, 15-20 years fixed debt agency loan.I heard FM going into HELOC biz.

I finally landed a deal on a flip house I bought for $30,000.00 using my HELOC on my house.

I could either take a heloc out against the property down the road when rates drop and buy more properties or get a SBL to buy more.