Skip to content
Creative Real Estate Financing

User Stats

2
Posts
0
Votes
Kyle Horn
0
Votes |
2
Posts

HELOC for fix and flip properties

Kyle Horn
Posted Jul 30 2022, 20:02

I'm in the Boise, Idaho area and I'm looking to take out a HELOC. Does anyone have recommendations on who they have used? I'm looking to invest in some fix and flips and eventually hold some properties.

User Stats

516
Posts
244
Votes
Ricardo Hidalgo
Pro Member
  • Real Estate Agent
244
Votes |
516
Posts
Ricardo Hidalgo
Pro Member
  • Real Estate Agent
Replied Aug 1 2022, 12:57
Quote from @Kyle Horn:

I'm in the Boise, Idaho area and I'm looking to take out a HELOC. Does anyone have recommendations on who they have used? I'm looking to invest in some fix and flips and eventually hold some properties.


 Contact your current lender or bank you hold your assets with to see what they can offer you in regards to amounts and interest rate.

User Stats

2,724
Posts
816
Votes
Erik Estrada
Lender
  • Lender
816
Votes |
2,724
Posts
Erik Estrada
Lender
  • Lender
Replied Aug 1 2022, 14:33
Quote from @Kyle Horn:

I'm in the Boise, Idaho area and I'm looking to take out a HELOC. Does anyone have recommendations on who they have used? I'm looking to invest in some fix and flips and eventually hold some properties.


There are also fix and flip loans, that can finance 100% of the repairs. This can be a better alternative compared to doing a HELOC or using Hard Money. Just PM'd

Fuente Funding Inc.  Logo
BiggerPockets logo
BiggerPockets
|
Sponsored
Find an investor-friendly agent in your market TODAY Get matched with our network of trusted, local, investor friendly agents in under 2 minutes

User Stats

15
Posts
19
Votes
Replied Aug 2 2022, 06:14

I was given better rates from local credit unions than the three banks that I approached. On my primary residence, banks were around 85% LTV with a rate of prime - 0.5%. So at the time (two weeks ago) it was 4.25%. Fees were around $350-500. Credit Unions came back willing to go 100% LTV and prime - 1% (3.75% at the time). Also, one of them was willing to waive all of the fees if the HELOC stayed open 3 years. I went with that one!!

User Stats

17
Posts
5
Votes
Replied Sep 7 2022, 13:05

Hey Matt I'm currently shopping around for a HELOC and started talking to my bank ICCU. Even with a great credit score(800+) and no unsecured debit I received a rate of 5.5. I was wondering what credit union did you go to for your better rate?

User Stats

15
Posts
19
Votes
Replied Sep 7 2022, 13:59
Quote from @David Cunha:

Hey Matt I'm currently shopping around for a HELOC and started talking to my bank ICCU. Even with a great credit score(800+) and no unsecured debit I received a rate of 5.5. I was wondering what credit union did you go to for your better rate?


Mine was University of Kentucky Federal Credit Union. They only service the Lexington KY area. You may try Members Heritage CU.