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David G Vreeland
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Collateralize Stock Investments to Fund Real Estate Purchases

David G Vreeland
  • Accountant
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I'm curious if anyone has used their stock portfolio as collateral for hard money loans or leveraged their stocks in some other way to fund property purchases.  I am also familiar with using 401k to fund business financing (ROBS) so am curious as well if anyone has utilized that as well.

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Daniel McNulty
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Daniel McNulty
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  • Indianapolis, IN
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@David G Vreeland

You are looking for a security backed line of credit, SBLOC.

The terms are normally excellent. Interest only, good rates. Just be sure not to pull too much and risk a call. Try to stay south of 50% LTV and you should be fine.

They work great, very flexible, quick and easy to use for RE purchases.

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