Investor · Austin TX · Member since 2015 · 68 posts · 32 votes
any recommendation on who can provide line of credit. rental properties in ohio. I live in austin. I want to just have access and pay interest only when I pull the money out.
@Sandeep Dhall are these properties in an LLC or a personal name? Are you looking to qualify on personal income or just the property's rental income itself? We've worked with a few lenders that can assist in situations like this. Feel free to message me if you'd like to discuss further.
any recommendation on who can provide line of credit. rental properties in ohio. I live in austin. I want to just have access and pay interest only when I pull the money out.
It's definitely harder to find a lender willing to do a HELOC in an LLC for investment properties. If their is no existing debt/loan on the property it will be easier, but if their is an existing mortgage and the HELOC is going to be in second position the field of opportunities definitely narrows. In Pennsylvania I've had some good luck with Fulton Bank. Not sure if they lend in Ohio, but would be worth it to inquire to see if they have any Ohio connections. Good Luck!
any recommendation on who can provide line of credit. rental properties in ohio. I live in austin. I want to just have access and pay interest only when I pull the money out.
I have a couple different banks i can recommend. I own 28 units here and sell over 120+ properties every year.
any recommendation on who can provide line of credit. rental properties in ohio. I live in austin. I want to just have access and pay interest only when I pull the money out.
I have a couple different banks i can recommend. I own 28 units here and sell over 120+ properties every year.
any recommendation on who can provide line of credit. rental properties in ohio. I live in austin. I want to just have access and pay interest only when I pull the money out.
If your financials are decent you should try Quickbooks. I have a LOC there and done a couple of term loans it's a really good option if you're already on there.
If your financials are decent you should try Quickbooks. I have a LOC there and done a couple of term loans it's a really good option if you're already on there.
Do they offer real estate HELOCS or Business LOCs?
If your financials are decent you should try Quickbooks. I have a LOC there and done a couple of term loans it's a really good option if you're already on there.
Do they offer real estate HELOCS or Business LOCs?
Yes! They partner with lenders and do their own loans. I've been using Quickbooks for years so they're able to just review your P&L and balance sheet and provide immediate pre-qualification.
If your financials are decent you should try Quickbooks. I have a LOC there and done a couple of term loans it's a really good option if you're already on there.
Do they offer real estate HELOCS or Business LOCs?
Yes! They partner with lenders and do their own loans. I've been using Quickbooks for years so they're able to just review your P&L and balance sheet and provide immediate pre-qualification.
Oh wow! Do they look at tax returns as well? Or is this purely stated financials?
If your financials are decent you should try Quickbooks. I have a LOC there and done a couple of term loans it's a really good option if you're already on there.
Do they offer real estate HELOCS or Business LOCs?
Yes! They partner with lenders and do their own loans. I've been using Quickbooks for years so they're able to just review your P&L and balance sheet and provide immediate pre-qualification.
Oh wow! Do they look at tax returns as well? Or is this purely stated financials?
I've never had to provide tax returns to Quickbooks! But recently they've asked me to authenticate in bank to review bank statements (probably to confirm cash flow). I remember just couple years ago they underwrote and qualified me based on stated P&L and BS only lol
If your financials are decent you should try Quickbooks. I have a LOC there and done a couple of term loans it's a really good option if you're already on there.
Do they offer real estate HELOCS or Business LOCs?
Yes! They partner with lenders and do their own loans. I've been using Quickbooks for years so they're able to just review your P&L and balance sheet and provide immediate pre-qualification.
Oh wow! Do they look at tax returns as well? Or is this purely stated financials?
I've never had to provide tax returns to Quickbooks! But recently they've asked me to authenticate in bank to review bank statements (probably to confirm cash flow). I remember just couple years ago they underwrote and qualified me based on stated P&L and BS only lol
If your financials are decent you should try Quickbooks. I have a LOC there and done a couple of term loans it's a really good option if you're already on there.
Do they offer real estate HELOCS or Business LOCs?
Yes! They partner with lenders and do their own loans. I've been using Quickbooks for years so they're able to just review your P&L and balance sheet and provide immediate pre-qualification.
Oh wow! Do they look at tax returns as well? Or is this purely stated financials?
I've never had to provide tax returns to Quickbooks! But recently they've asked me to authenticate in bank to review bank statements (probably to confirm cash flow). I remember just couple years ago they underwrote and qualified me based on stated P&L and BS only lol
That's SOLID. How are their rates?
They're ok... I never really shopped them around too aggressively just because it was so convenient to get and underwrite.
any recommendation on who can provide line of credit. rental properties in ohio. I live in austin. I want to just have access and pay interest only when I pull the money out.
Honestly I need to do more of this. Fined lines of credit when you don't need it!
Hi Sandeep, my name is Andrew and I am a direct nationwide lender. I do not offer HELOC for investment property but can do refi-cash out or bridge loans to help with short term capital needs.