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So I am taking a HELOC out on my primary residence to use as a downpayment on a 4 unit apartment house. The Loan for the house will be at a different bank than the one im taking a HELOC out from. After say a year or two and increase the rents, would I be able to go to a bank and refinance the value of the apartment house and pay off the HELOC thus freeing it up for use again?

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Yes or you can even ask the same HELOC lender to increase the amount of your equity in it to avoid the additional paperwork and closing time.

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