It seems hard to believe blending it with a $200k 12% loan makes more sense than buy somewhere else.

I'm looking for an exit strategy , if I did decide to use my heloc to purchase the property cash any thoughts or suggestion on an exit strategy. or maybe something you did, My long term goal is always cash flow. Thoug...

I see far to many people blinded by low prices on Zillow that expect to buy great assets for less than a Kia.

I'm looking to connect with people in the note buying business.

We’re trying to buy the house next door.

This is an essential tool for anyone buying a tenant-occupied property.

She is doing this I think on the side, outside of her main role as a real estate agent (buying/selling).

I'm a real estate agent and long term buy/hold investor in Savannah, GA.

You only really have a couple of options.HELOC/LOC with the property as security.Refinance the first and walk away with a bigger first.A great way to get into properties with little money down though is to buy distressed assets at a discount, force appreciate them, and refinance to pull the cash out.

Here are the key considerations:Pros:Potential for Profit - Through the value add component you can increase profitability on your return, typically you're buying distressed homes with built in equity, rehabbing and increasing your equitable position furthermore.