How Real Estate Investors Can Use a HELOC Responsibly | David Rhodd Part 3 copertina

How Real Estate Investors Can Use a HELOC Responsibly | David Rhodd Part 3

How Real Estate Investors Can Use a HELOC Responsibly | David Rhodd Part 3

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What if the down payment for your next property is already sitting inside your current one?

Nicole Lopez and David Rhodd break down the HELOC (home equity line of credit), one of the most powerful and most misunderstood tools in a GTA investor's toolkit.

David explains in plain language how a HELOC works, why up to 65% of your home's value could become working capital, and his golden rule: it came from real estate, so keep it in real estate. You'll hear how borrowing to invest can help make your mortgage interest tax deductible, why homeowners who've paid off their mortgage should set up a line of credit before retirement, and how one simple move can make a free-and-clear Toronto home less attractive to title fraudsters.

But this isn't a get-rich-quick pitch. Nicole and David get refreshingly honest about where investors go wrong, why no promised return is ever guaranteed, and why starting small is a smart move, not a weak one.

Listen For

2:40 How much of your GTA home's equity could you actually unlock?

6:13 Could your Toronto mortgage quietly become tax deductible?

8:48 Is your paid-off home secretly a target for title fraud?

10:56 Where do GTA investors go wrong with a line of credit?

15:13 What if your investments started paying off your mortgage for you?

Connect with Guest: David Rhodd, Mortgage Broker | Best Selling Author | Investor | Coach

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Contact Nicole Lopez
Real Estate Agent
Royal LePage Credit Valley Real Estate, Brokerage
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