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Jeremy Nault
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Looking for a creative way to purchase 3rd Multi-family

Jeremy Nault
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Manchester, NH
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I currently have 2 duplex's in my portfolio. One investment property with around 150-175 in equity, and another owner occupied duplex with minimal equity. I am looking to purchase a 3rd property using the equity in the non-owner occupied duplex but am running into issues with refinancing and HELOC's since the property that I am looking to take money out of is not owner occupied. Has anyone else dealt with this issue before?

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Matthew Crivelli
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Pen Fed is the way to go for the HELOC. Unless you wanted to do a cash out refi, you could refi both properties into one loan at a decent rate that you can lock in before rates start to go up.

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