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recommended local lenders in greater Montco, PA?

Sandra May
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is anyone willing to share their go-to banks/lenders in this area? My first and third door are here, looking to get a HELOC on one to do some value-ads to the other :)

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Quote from @Sandra May:

is anyone willing to share their go-to banks/lenders in this area? My first and third door are here, looking to get a HELOC on one to do some value-ads to the other :)


 Have you tried Figure? I have heard they have some very aggressive programs 


Figure has some of the highest rates in the HELOC market. They only allow a 3 year draw. Honestly, Figure is a very convenient option for people who need funds in 96 hours or less, but there are quite a few HELOC options that are 1-2% lower rate with 5-10 year draw periods out there. Just depends on the client goals, but I am not sure I would consider anything Figure does as aggressive relative to the rest of the market.

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