Multiple HELOC’s Take-Outs
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Arthur Voskanyan from La Jolla, California
posted 3 months agoWayne Brooks Real Estate Professional from West Palm Beach, Florida
replied 3 months agoDepends on your income/expenses/rental income....DTI.
ALSO, you don’t get “80% of the equity” with an 80% heloc, you up to 80% of the value, less your 1st mtg. In your example, $90k.
Arthur Voskanyan from La Jolla, California
replied 3 months agoI dont see why it’s 90k?
Frank Eimiller Investor from Fond Du Lac, Wisconsin
replied 3 months agoHouse is worth 300k when appraised. 80% = 240k minus your 150k debt = 90k credit line to play with. I’ve heard of 90% lines however when you’re owner occupying. From what I’ve read it’s pretty costly to cash out refi. Depending on what you’re trying to do a HELOC might be beneficial! Best of luck
Arthur Voskanyan from La Jolla, California
replied 3 months agoOh so, my debt of 150k from first mortgage will be taken into consideration as debt? Even though, I want to treat it separately?
Arthur Voskanyan from La Jolla, California
replied 3 months agoIf thats the case, then me using the 90,000 as down payment wouldnt even work, because the lender will say no, because I owe 150,000 and the 90,000? So then its too much?
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