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Austin Smith
  • Pensacola, FL
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convert personal loan to heloc or mortgage?

Austin Smith
  • Pensacola, FL
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I just had some improvements done on my home: roof, siding, hvac. It was financed with a personal loan at 9.99% with no prepayment penalty. I previously owed nothing on the home. I didn't want to start with a heloc or mortgage because of the poor condition of the home, I didn't think they would appraise it high enough. So now that the work is done, I want to take out a heloc or mortgage to pay off the personal loan. Main question is, which type of loan is more advantageous?

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Melvin List
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  • Tampa, FL
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Melvin List
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@Austin Smith if it is going to be a buy and hold I would go conventional. If you are going to use the money to invest in other properties then I would go the HELOC route.

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