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Derek Young
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HELOC on investment property

Derek Young
  • New to Real Estate
  • Massachusetts
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Hi all,

I'm looking to acquire a HELOC on my primary residence that Ive just started renting out. I'm currently living with my girlfriend at her place so this is my only property and it's in my name (lender would not transfer to llc). Being an investment property the only offers I'm finding are 75%LTV. Being that it's still in my name, what are the potential penalties to applying for a higher LTV and claiming the property as my primary residence? I appreciate any advice!

Derek


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Andrew Freed
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Andrew Freed
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@Derek Young - That makes sense. Closing on a HELOC can take as long as 30-90 days depending on the bank. Yes, you could move back, make it your primary again, secure the HELOC and decide to make it a rental if that is your choice but I wouldn't convert it to a rental until your HELOC is finalized.

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