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April Adams
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HELOC for Non-Owner Occupied quadraplex

April Adams
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Los Angeles, CA
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Is ANYONE doing non-owner occupied HELOC's in Los Angeles or am I chasing my tail?

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Al D.
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Al D.
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I recently learned that Union Bank can do it in Northern California. They also have branches around you. Of course, you could also go online.

https://www.unionbank.com

Unfortunately, the branch I went to does not seem to be fully staffed, and the process since then has also been lacking. My case has limited w-2 income, and I am not sure that the underwriter understands how to properly account for other income. That is not unusual, but lack of willingness to tell you exactly what is lacking - rather than just deny you - is not a good business practice. The situation may be improved by having a loan officer as your advocate - could not find such in my case up here. Appealing to someone in charge at the moment.

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