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Gary Ennis
  • Rental Property Investor
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HELOC on Investment Property - Lender Recos in Austin, TX

Gary Ennis
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Austin, TX
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I'm looking to get a HELOC on a non-owner occupied investment property. I know there are a bazillion "HELOC on Investment Property" threads on BP - that's because I just read all of them. :)

Just want to see if anyone in Austin (or within the state of Texas) has banks or credit unions that they recommend who are willing to do a HELOC on this type of property.

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Poem Turner
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  • Georgetown, TX
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Poem Turner
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Georgetown, TX
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I have not personally used them, but have you tried Prosperity Bank or R Bank? I've heard of them being flexible and investor friendly. They can be a little note nimble since they're smaller. Good luck!

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