However, I don't like this idea because it creates Loan A (the equity you borrow against your home) and Loan B (the purchase of the investment).

We are looking to purchase a potential investment property that has 4 rentals, we have $75,000 in assets and currently own a home with roughly $50,000 in equity, that is our primary residence. 

The next day I spoke with a principle at Secured Investment Lending who was very responsive and I closed earlier this week.

This could also open the doors to direct equity investments in the future if you scale and continue to hold these initial assets.

This is a different perspective...https://moneywise.com/investing/real-estate/charlie-munger-h...

If you don't plan to occupy the home, I would love to a lending broker in the area to find you the best deal to either do an investment loan or DSCR type loan.

Hi We live in Canada and invest in the US.

Bottom line is you are investing, which does give you some separation. 

Hey @Yolanda Martinez, I think you're referring to a lipstick flip that takes 2-3 months but definitely would figure out which neighborhood you want to invest in and figure out if its worth it.

I am new to RE investing & BP as well.