Types of Loan Texas : Heloc, Hard money any other types?

Types of Loan Texas : Heloc, Hard money any other types?

Member since 2020 · 3 posts · 3 votes

I have a Investment property in Texas and is in need of Renovation and is vacant. This property needs a lot of work to be rent ready but is low on funds.

I have been researching ways to get funding such as Heloc, Hard-money , lendingclub etc but is unsure which is the best option for my situation. In this bad market.

Is there any there types of loan or ideas  I did not mention with low interest?

Getting Heloc on a investment property in Texas seems difficult  especially in this 2022 market , was anyone else able to do so?

Any other advice for a young up and coming investor?

Regards,

Jemar

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Realtor · Longmont, CO · Member since 2021 · 577 posts · 631 votes
4y

You should pretty easily be able to get 140k out on a cash out refi. Send me a DM and I can refer you to a couple lenders I have worked with if you get the run around.

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  • Realtor · Longmont, CO · Member since 2021 · 577 posts · 631 votes
    4y

    Typically, to get a loan that is advantageous you will need something like a property that you have equity in to loan against. For example, I have a heloc on my primary residence that allows me to take up to 90% of my homes value. Do you have a property to use as collateral or does this property you are talking about have equity you could use as collateral? 

  • Member since 2020 · 3 posts · 3 votes
    4y

    @Nathan Grabau Sorry I  should have mention. Yes this home posses alot of equity. And would be ok using the equity as a collateral for a loan. 

    Market price :$200,000

    Loan balance $92,000

    Decent amount of equity in property.

    I called Penfes but they stated they no longer do HELOC on investment property due to the market sadly.

  • Realtor · Longmont, CO · Member since 2021 · 577 posts · 631 votes
    4y

    You should pretty easily be able to get 140k out on a cash out refi. Send me a DM and I can refer you to a couple lenders I have worked with if you get the run around.

  • Member since 2022 · 25 posts · 21 votes
    4y

    Have you looked into getting a construction loan? That might be an option with the equity you have. 

  • Member since 2020 · 3 posts · 3 votes
    4y
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    Have you looked into getting a construction loan? That might be an option with the equity you have. 

     @William F. SenkowskyThank you I have not but will look into the rules on construction loans.

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