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Jon Cline
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Keeping/renting current home and buying new home with HELOC

Jon Cline
  • Los Angeles
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My current home is recently on the market in Los Angeles though it is a unique property that I'm considering renting instead. I would want to use a HELOC to help purchase another property we would move to.

  1. I have a small 80k HELOC currently at a ~6% rate.
  2. My primary loan on the current house is also a 7 year ARM which will increase at the end of 2019.
  3. I have roughly $300k in equity in the current home.
  4. The current home has a finished and permitted standalone 224 sqft office building in the back yard which is nice.
  5. I would look for the bank to increase the HELOC into a majority of the equity.
  6. A place I am targeting is almost 1 acre nearby and has several house hacking opportunities.

Has anyone done this and are there any considerations besides the potential rise in interest rate on the HELOC?