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Is it possible to get heloc and refinance the same apartment

Jay Lo
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I own a 8 units apartment building free and clear in Ohio. Its worth 250k. I need cash to buy more so I was wondering if I could pull out an heloc and refinance it at the same time. 

So, my idea is the heloc is just an open line of credit so I dont think that would prevent me from refinancing it. Would that be a red flag for a bank to see a open line of credit for 200k when refinancing it?

Heloc for 200k and cash out refinance another 200k. That would get me 400k total to invest.

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Josh C.
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Josh C.
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Zero chance of that happening unless you committed some fraud. 70-80% will be the most you get. Not 180% unfortunately.

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