I'll have the HELOC open anyway for doing my renovation, I'll be able to pay it back in 6 months (after I refinance) and was considering closing it after that but wanted opinions on if anyone has used this method as additional line of funding to use as down payments or as renovations. 

Hello guys,Recently acquired a 2 family.Tenant should be moving in soon.The process went over budget (more than expected).The result is I am carrying credit card debt.I have a plan to pay it down to zero that will work just fine (the avalanche method).I would like to speed up the process though and pay less interest in the process.My credit score has dipped as a result of the credit card debt (to around 624).So may not be eligible for a 0% balance transfer or personal loan.Ultimately I want to get my credit score back into the excellent range for when I refinance out of the FHA loan.Any hacks or tips that anybody could share would be greatly appreciated.Thank you in advance to anybody who has any advice to offer.No canvasing please.

This forum is mainly for BRRRR method techniques and questions.  

That doesn't seem to be the case given the nature of the damage.

I would prefer also, to do the BRRRR method, to get my money back for property #2. 

When talking to neighbors, I’d say you’re thinking of buying the place, make some polite small talk to break the ice and then work the dog barking into the conversation as naturally as possible.

Especially if you use the BRRRR method, you can pay back that HELOC after you finish the cash out refi

You could have two properties when just using standard methods available.Another reason to not BRRRR your own primary home is that I can find plenty of homes on the MLS that DO NOT fit the BRRRR method but fit my primary home requirements.  

For us, this method kept property in the LLC and simplified the 1065 filing.

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