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Marc Beaulieu
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  • Lincoln, RI
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Real estate financing advice

Marc Beaulieu
  • Investor
  • Lincoln, RI
Posted

I currently own five properties:  

Property Appraisal Value Debt Equity Rent Mortgage, taxes, insurance Cash flow
1 110,000 90000 20,000 1400 1100 300
2 250000 230000 20,000 1200 1800 -600
3 230000 100000 130,000 2125 1100 1025
4 230000 100000 130,000 2400 1100 1300
5 150000 50000 100,000 2000 700 1300

I bought my first property around 2011 and through rental income and my job have been able to save up enough money for a down payment on a rental property once a year using conventional financing. Over this time I have seen the benefits of implementing the BRRR strategy. Specifically, the benefits of buying a property with cash. Unfortunately I do not have the funds to do so. Two of my five properties are highly leveraged (1&2) but I have three properties (3-4) with enough equity to give me some choices. I see myself having three options:

1) apply for a HELOC on all three properties with equity

2) cash out refinance on all three properties with equity

3) sell two of the three properties

What would you do and why?  I am leaning towards a cash out refinance of all three properties as they should still cash flow with the larger mortgages.  If I go that route does anyone have any experience going through the process with three properties at the same time?

Thanks

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