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Alex Chennault
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HELOC soon after purchase with FHA 203k loan - is it possible?

Alex Chennault
  • New to Real Estate
  • Hudson Valley, NY
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I'm considering making a fixer upper home purchase using an FHA 203k loan type to leverage a 3.5% downpayment. The rough details are:

• Purchase price: $320,000
• Close date: 5/30/22
• Est. reno costs: $105,000
• Reno completion: 7/30/22

    Within 6-8 months of the renovation I would like to be able to take about $40,000 out as a HELOC for downpayment on an investment build. Would this be possible? If not, is there anything I can do to make it happen like refinance into a different loan type, etc. - do I have any options? Happy to provide additional info / context if it would be helpful.

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    Sam Horton
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    Sam Horton
    • Real Estate Agent
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    @Alex Chennault Most HELOC lenders will only allow you to pull out 80% of equity from the primary residence. There are some that will go higher, I used a credit union in Massachusetts that allowed for 100%. Assuming the lender you go with allows for 80% essentially you would need to make sure you have 20% equity in the home + the $40K that you are looking to leverage. What kind of ARV are you looking at after renovations are completed?

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