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Chad Jackson
  • New to Real Estate
  • Port St.Lucie FL
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Heloc or cash out refinance???

Chad Jackson
  • New to Real Estate
  • Port St.Lucie FL
Posted

I'm looking to purchase my second property in the next (2-6)months. I have about (100K) in equity in my current home, and I was looking to use this for my down payment. I was going to use a HELOC, because I did not want to lose my current interest rate (2.6%). I have talked to a few lenders and none of them do HELOCS. I have got a quote for a refinance with a conventional loan at (3.6%) locked for (5years) then adjusts. My current loan is FHA so I figured, I would go to conventional and get rid of the PMI.

My question is, is it possible to use a FHA loan for a vacation home loan/non-primary residence. I would like to use a FHA loan, so I could get the lower down payment.

Any advice/tips is greatly appreciated.

          ,Thanks!!!!        

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