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Updated almost 6 years ago, 02/22/2019

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Josh Smalley
  • Arlington, WA
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Checking multiple lenders at once (cr. score hits, sequence, etc)

Josh Smalley
  • Arlington, WA
Posted

I'm in the middle of pulling out equity from one investment property (HELOC or 2nd mortgage, whichever gives me the best rates and LTV) and then using that money to put a downpayment on a second property, thereby needing another lender on the purchase side.

I've never done this.

How do I go about doing this with the least hit to my credit score (still a newbie to where my credit score will help me right now secure traditional financing)? Also, how should I time everything? If it's a 2nd mortgage that I get against my investment property, then I want to make a move on a new investment property purchase immediately.

Thoughts from the experts on this?

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