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Benjamin J Suarez
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Is a HELOC against your primary home worth it??

Benjamin J Suarez
  • Investor
  • Weston, FL
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Seriously considering doing a HELOC against my primary resident or rental property, but having concerns about doing so.

Has anyone done it and has it worked out? What investment did you purchase using the money??

War stories of your experiences would help out greatly as we can always learn from details.

Have an awesome Thursday And Thanks in advance.

-Ben

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Chris Mason
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Chris Mason
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As a general rule, everyone sitting on a bunch of equity should have a HELOC. Payment on a $0 HELOC balance is $0, typically closing costs are $0 to $600, but should something (emergency or opportunity) come up, you can dump $100k into a checking account with 2 mouse clicks.

I say this as someone that doesn't offer, or get paid for doing, HELOCs.

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