You should ask for the commercial banker at the bank that has the mortgage on the property.
If you own it outright - congratulations! Local banks that have commercial lending would likely talk to you.
The reason people have such trouble finding HELOCs is because most banks don't want to have second lien on a property. If there is a mortgage already, then you have the best chance in getting the HELOC from the same bank.
I realize that your question was about a good credit union, which I don't have. I hope this helps anyway.
You should ask for the commercial banker at the bank that has the mortgage on the property.
If you own it outright - congratulations! Local banks that have commercial lending would likely talk to you.
The reason people have such trouble finding HELOCs is because most banks don't want to have second lien on a property. If there is a mortgage already, then you have the best chance in getting the HELOC from the same bank.
I realize that your question was about a good credit union, which I don't have. I hope this helps anyway.
Sprimg Equity offers fixed second mortgages on investment properties, they do not offer HELOCs though.
I bet this is in the top 5 most sought after financing products out there! I've been looking for a good source who will do these on a larger geographic level for years, but so far only luck I see in most cases are local banks or credit unions. I've found Credit Unions in particular to offer strong HELOC offerings. They're out there, just start dialing all the Banks and Credit Unions in the area and start asking! Some will have commercial departments, some won't. If they don't, that doesn't necessarily mean they don't have HELOCs on investment props - just gotta ask!
@Adah N. Yes, and actually the closing costs were cheaper because I didn't have to pay for an appraisal. Also it's kind of a headache to send so many documents but this was totally digital. Also they had fixed rates so I don't have to worry about them going up.