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Justin Zoeller
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Help buying my second property

Justin Zoeller
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Bloomington, Il
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Hi all! I have a tough situation I would really appreciate some help on. Heres the situation in a quick paragraph: I house hacked my first single family home 8 years ago. 1 year ago I moved out of it and into a larger home for my new family. I still currently have my original home as a rental. I am trying to establish how to purchase my 1st actual investment property (not by house hacking) with little or zero down. What would be the best option to take here? Is HELOC on my first home the best or a possible option? Thank you SO much!

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