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Ray S.
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Borrow against property

Ray S.
  • Investor
  • Miami Beach, FL
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I have a property that I currently have listed for sale, it isn't my primary residence. It's paid off 100%. I need to take some debit on it to pay off some contractors and ongoing costs. I can't get a HELOC or a traditional morgage because they tell me the property can't be listed for sale. Is there any kind of loan I could take against the equity in this property?
Thanks!

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Michael Barbari
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Michael Barbari
  • Banker
  • Downers Grove, IL
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@Ray S. 

Take it off MLS for a month, get a heloc, then relist.

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