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Matthew Phelps
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Tyler, TX
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HELOC LTV Limitations in Texas

Matthew Phelps
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Tyler, TX
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I just got some unfortunate news I was unaware of even after this whole past year of research. LTV limitations (only in Texas πŸ˜–) state that the max LTV in a HELOC is limited to 50%.... "LTV Limitations

Like all home equity loans in Texas the maximum Combined Loan to Value (CLTV) is limited to 80%. In addition to the 80% CLTV, the maximum Loan to Value (LTV) is limited to 50%. The loan to values are determined by the home's appraised value or the Central Appraisal District. " - https://mortgagemark.com/home-loan-process/refinance/types-of-mortgage-refinances/texas-home-equity-cash-out-refinance-a6/home-equity-line-of-credit/

This means that even though I own my primary residence outright, I can only borrow up to %50 percent of the homes value in a HELOC. This put a huge dent in my investing budget plans with my HELOC. Anyone else heard of this in Texas ? Were you able to still use the money to invest successfully? Thanks

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