@Hoyoon ChaeHave you thought about a HELOC would that be an option, you’ll pay more for your money but you only pay interest when you use it.

You might check there, too.Yes even though it wouldn't be easy to find one, either I will still have to find one or look into HELOC!

I have been trying to study up on tax law and I understand that there are no tax incentives or really financial incentives to buying a property all cash (except the equity piece) and I also know that refinancing will be challenging given that even ARV will be in the low range, but I am wondering if I can get the same tax interest benefits if I can get a HELOC on the property and use that to make down payments on further property?

The plan is to get a heloc for the down payment and mortgage the rest.

I also used my HELOC at $421,000 to invest with down payments and rehab, and now hold 16 doors and ownership in a 72 unit college campus building, 50% ownership in a 8 plex, and some RE syndication.

We are talking with a mortgage specialist with a bank to determine if we'd like to take  HELOC or Home equity loan to pay off the relatives equity in the house. 

My dilemma and stall right now is I don’t know if I should take my entire capital and purchase one house flat out, and collect the cash flow and then HELOC that property to go get 2 more properties so I’m only paying interest on the equity line.

Hello, I want to pull money from my house and I was wondering what is a better choice, doing a HELOC or doing a cash out refinance?

If there are good comps in your area it may work out for you, but I wouldn't take the risk if you could go the HELOC route.

What’s is better, a HELOC or home equity line of credit for this situation?