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David Cornett
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Looking for advice. Cash out refi/ HELOC, or just save?

David Cornett
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Chicago, IL
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Looking for advice on best way to go about buying my next investment property. I own a condo which is worth about 160k, and owe 110k. I just purchased a single family residence for my primary residence 3 months ago. I’m looking at buying a property via the Real Wealth Network site, which matches you with a company that provides a turn key investment. The area I’m looking in looks like I would need to come up with about $30k cash. What’s the best way to tap into my investment condo to fund this second property?

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Corby Goade
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HELOC every time. Just make sure your purchase is a good enough deal that you can refi in less than a year and pay off the HELOC. Good luck!

  • Corby Goade

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