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Jeff King
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HELOC question

Jeff King
  • Livonia, MI
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If you bought a house for say $10K cash and the appraised value is $40K could you immediately take out a HELOC? Or do you have to wait a year?

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Jodi M.
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Jodi M.
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Iowa
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Not sure on the HELOC because we owned the house we use for a couple years when we started. We get our construction/repair financing by either refinancing a house with equity or we take out a construction loan. On the construction loans our bank has an appraisal done for the after repair value and will loan us up to 80% of that. Currently we are doing one with an ARV appraisal of $76,000. We bought the house with the equity in one house and asked for a $35,000 construction loan towards a complete rehab. Had no problems, the house closed and the construction loan which had already been approved was ready a week later. Good luck!

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