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HELOC to Make Cash Offer

Steve Bugnacki
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Looking for feedback on my strategy. My thoughts are I can get better deals with a cash offer on or off market. To that end, I can access $280,000 on a HELOC at 6.75%, and have other funds available to make a total cash offer up to $400,000 on property in either CT or Florida (my target areas). I like the flexibility of the HELOC allowing me to quickly close within 7 days if a deal becomes available while incurring no interest while I look. Considering either BRRRR or flip in Connecticut for MFH or SFH and/or long term MFH or SFH rental in Florida.

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Andrew S.
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Andrew S.
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Yes, good strategy.  It is how I built my portfolio.  Check out "delayed financing option" as a nice way to "rinse and repeat".

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