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Sam Boateng
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HELOC Decision Help Needed

Sam Boateng
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Cincinnati, OH
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Hi good people. I am trying to take a HELOC on my primary home for a down payment for my very first rental property. After contacting about 4 lenders, I am finally trying to choose between these two offers:

Option #1: 200K at 10.5 % variable rate, 20-year draw period

Option#2: 138k at 7.6% variable rate, 10-year draw period.

Which of these would be beneficial for a newbie investor like me. Any advice would be much appreciated.

Thanks!

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Dave Skow
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Dave Skow
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@Sam Boateng- what are the indexes and margins that these 2 HELOC lenders are using ? if the 138K heloc is ample for your needs and if the 7.6% isnt a teaser rate - use this one ....also make sure you are familiar with 1) costs for each 2) required payments

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