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Kristopher Orr
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Equity line of credit against investment property

Kristopher Orr
  • Kansas City, MO
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Hey everyone! Hey so I have owned a commercial investment property for coming up on 3 years. Since that time, the equity in my property has jumped significantly. I am now looking to leverage that money by getting what would essentially be a HELOC but for an investment property instead of my primary residence. Does anyone in the Kansas City area know of any banks that would entertain this idea? Thank you in advance BP!

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Sam Grooms
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Sam Grooms
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You might have better luck here:

https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/706-kansas-city-real-estate-forum

It shouldn't be too hard to find a local bank willing to do this. 

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