I would consider going borrower paid on this deal.

If you were going to borrow, to invest, I would be looking at debt funds/offerings where you tend to have some more protections and consistent cashflow.  

I understand how much money I can borrow, first year introductory rate, draw and pay period.  

Typically -* Own a house* Go talk to a bank about getting a HELOC* Bank puts house and borrower through underwriting and appraisal* Bank approves HELOC* You can write checks against the HELOC.

Despite CV19, there has to be some options for you as a borrower..or they need to defer payments like some lenders are doing.

I have been a lender as well as a borrower, it’s a great passive strategy.

So borrowing against stay home or investment and investing at a higher rate makes sense for a lot of people.It would be rare to get a lender who would loan you money to do this, but it would definitely be a relationship loan.

To borrow a well used illustration...when you fly on a passenger plane you are part of a syndication...which basically means people pooling their resources to purchase something they could never afford on their own.

You could use some of your  HELOC funds as a down payment and than borrow from a fix and flip lender.

Trying to solve this problem leads me to learning about private money borrowing, which got me interested in private money lending.