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Charles Stubblebine
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HELOC

Charles Stubblebine
  • Investor
  • Melbourne, FL
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What do you have to pay upfront to get a HELOC? And is there a certain amount of the original mortgage that has to be paid off in order to qualify for a HELOC?

Thank you.

Charlie  

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Roger Pokorny
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Roger Pokorny
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  • Muncie IN
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The banks I have talked to will lend up to 90% with a HELOC. In your situation, you would be able to get a HELOC for $16,000 ($190,000 X 90% - $155,000).

Gone are the days that banks will lend up to 125% of the appraised value.  Many of them suffered from extending their credit too far in hopes of houses appreciating.

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