Here is a Link to a short description of both. if you will only use a small amount to put down as a down payment then i would us a HELOC, even if you can pull out 100,000 in equity, you do not pay interest on it until you use it. would you want to pay 3.5 - 4.5 % on $25,000 ( usually broken into 20 year term) or 4% on $100,000 over 30 years ? 

Nor did I think about pulling up the tile and polishing the concrete.

Benefits for Landlords No need to collect SSNsA SSN is required to pull a credit report.

I bank at Redstone and they will just pull the money for closing - no wire fee, no certified check.

Average retirement account costs are pulled from the 401(k) Averages Book.

It is easy to get paralysis by analysis when trying to pull the trigger on a RE opportunity.

I pulled the property up on the Dallas Appraisal website and found the owners name and saw that he was living at another address.

By the time we left the property, my head was swimming with thoughts of how to pull this off. 

You could try pulling a listing from a real estate app and take it to the mortgage broker and get them to see if you qualify for a loan.

Thats where I have pulled all of my information thus far.