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Updated 25 days ago, 11/19/2024

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Michelle Sharko
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  • St. Charles, IL.
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Home equity loan

Michelle Sharko
Pro Member
  • St. Charles, IL.
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I'm looking to get a HELOC on my second home which I've only used for a few rentals, it's basically our vacation home.

It’s in a trust there’s no mortgage value $650-$700 wanted to take out $150,000 for renovation and down payment on another rental. 
I’m wondering good idea bad idea? How hard is it for a person with high credit score but no income, retired to get a loan? Have some income coming in but not from a job. 

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