I funded my down payment and renovation costs using the HELoC on my primary residence.

My question is would I be able to BRRRR using a HELOC to purchase out of state real estate?

They do HELOCs on investment properties up to 80% LTV.

If you are flipping now or plan to you could continue to hold/rent the property and take out a Heloc at Pen Fed at 80% LTV if you have 3 properties or less including a primary and said rental is owned in your name.

Through a heloc/mortgage, I can buy another house worth let’s say, $500,000.

I've started the process to get a $60K HELOC from equity in my first investment property.

I’ll have an $82,000 HELOC to utilize as my down payment, but I want to recycle this money and not get it stuck in a deal.

Over the past year and a half I've been trying to put in as much Sweat equity as the budget will allow for, After hearing the podcast when Brandon and David Dug deep into BRRR investing I've been fascinated with this investing strategy and got really motivated after that episode too hurry and finish the remodel so i can either cash out refi or pull out a heloc i just wanted to show this Amazing community what progress i have done on this house and get your opinions. the remodel is about 75% done still have 3 bedrooms to finish.also i was curious what is the best option to do after the cash out refi, should i go and put 20% down on a couple single family homes or multi and get a loan from bank or use all my Cash out money to Fund a deal or use the cash out money to Fund a couple down payments?

I also have a HELOC for $50,000 that I closed on yesterday. 

I have looked into Fund and Grow for the business credit cards, but they don't have reps in Dallas that can come speak directly to the ladies.Can anyone kindly give suggestions for contacts at banks/credit unions that they like to use for low interest lines of credit & helocs and any contacts similar to Fund and Grow that are located in Dallas that can come talk to the ladies about receiving 0% interest rate business credit cards quickly without personal guarantee.