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Richard Tyler
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Looking for lender for HELOC on my primary residence in California

Richard Tyler
  • Los Angeles, CA
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Hello everyone. My primary residence is in California, and I own it free and clear. It should appraise for about 2 million dollars. I'm looking to do a HELOC for $1 million dollars on my primary residence. I've called credit unions and banks. Their max for the HELOC is $500,000 and it will be based on my income. My FICO score is above 800. Does anyone know of any lender that would do a HELOC for up to $1 million dollars on a primary residence and based on the equity alone and NOT based on income? Thanks.

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Todd Rasmussen
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  • Clarksville, TN
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Todd Rasmussen
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@Richard Tyler

Assuming you are pulling money out of your primary residence to invest in real estate, have you considered just cross collateralizing your equity? 

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