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Varinder Kumar
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Leveraging a HELOC

Varinder Kumar
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  • Realtor
  • LA & ORANGE COUNTY CA
Posted Oct 25 2016, 23:21

I am thinking about getting a HELOC on my current SFR in Orange County, CA to purchase multifamily properties. I currently have a clean 500 cash flow on it, I manage the property myself. Im looking to pull out enough to put a 20% down on the multifamily. From what I see my current cash flow will take care of the payments on the HELOC and ill be able to purchase my multifamily as well. I dont have any other source of funding other than this.

What are your guys thoughts on this? Good move on investing and moving up? thanks!

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