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All Forum Posts by: Kyle Kline

Kyle Kline has started 16 posts and replied 73 times.

Post: Which HELOC Is Best?

Kyle KlinePosted
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Option 1: interest rate between 10-15% with a max of 18%. Provides an option to convert to a fixed rate, which will be higher than the typical rates. However, this is a larger banking company and I have heard it can be better to have a HELOC with a smaller, local bank.

Option 2: interest rate is prime +0 with a max of 25%. This is a smaller, local bank but otherwise all other aspects are almost identical to the larger bank. 

So essentially my decision is between a large bank with a lower max interest rate, or a smaller bank with a higher max interest rate. I am not sure how much value to place on the max interest rate and the “size” of the bank.

Hello,

I am hoping to gain some insight as to how best to organize funds for different uses and/or properties. More specifically, my questions would be:

What type of account(s) do I put the money I save for maintenance, vacancy, capital expenditures, etc. into?

Should I have a separate account for each of these categories or keep them all in one account?

Should I have separate accounts for each property?

Should I use the same bank for all of these accounts?

I appreciate any insight and advice anyone is able to provide!

Post: Which HELOC Is Best?

Kyle KlinePosted
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Hello,

I am hoping to gain some advice in deciding between multiple HELOC options. I have researched several options through banks near me and am having difficultly knowing how decide which to choose. Any advice is welcome and appreciated! Thank you in advance.

Post: Partnering With Family

Kyle KlinePosted
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Thank you all for your help and advice! I appreciate the different perspectives and can understand why this may not be the best partnership to enter into. 

Post: Partnering With Family

Kyle KlinePosted
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Thank you very much!

Post: Partnering With Family

Kyle KlinePosted
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Thanks for your input!

Post: Partnering With Family

Kyle KlinePosted
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Hello,

I was wondering if anybody had any experience (good or bad) investing with family members. I am specifically thinking in terms of a partnership and/or private money lending situation, but am interested to hear any experience whatsoever! Thanks in advance.

Thank you all for your responses and insight. As I said, I recognize that my concerns are quite common and that Bigger Pockets offers many solutions to investing with low capital. However, I truly appreciate hearing directly from other individuals with experience and knowledge. Thank you all for sharing!

I appreciate your response! That all makes sense. If you don’t mind, I’d be curious as to your thoughts on the idea that it takes a long time to save up enough simply from a W2 job. I’m saving as much as I currently can and would be on pace for a decent down payment in about 10 years. This seems way too long to wait. I know this is most individuals’ issue and understand that there are other creative financing options, but I find myself stuck in an infinite loop of needing funds to invest so that I can raise more funds to invest. Hopefully this makes sense, and thank you!

Hello,

I am just starting out in real estate investing and am seeking advice on how to fund my first deal. I do not have much of my own capital to use to purchase a property and was recently given the advice to either utilize private money to purchase a property or do a few home flips to build my own capital.

Does anybody have any advice and/or experience starting out with either of these two methods? I appreciate any insight anyone is willing to share!