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Felipe Ocampo
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Refinancing a $60,000 investment property in CT

Felipe Ocampo
  • Robotics Engineer
  • Germantown, MD
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Hello, 

I have been trying to find a bank that can help me do a cash out refinance(or HELOC) on a $60,000 investment property that is fully paid off. Most of the banks I have talked to will not refinance on a property that is below $100,000 and much less if it is not owner occupied. The property is in Storrs, CT. Does anyone know of a bank that can help me with this?

Any help on this is greatly appreciated. 

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Aaron Desimone
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  • plattsburgh, NY
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Aaron Desimone
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  • plattsburgh, NY
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I was able to get a HELOC on an investment property through TD Bank, I think it was 75% (don't quote me on that).

I have refinanced, but use a small local bank that does portfolio loans. I almost use them exclusively for loans.

You can call around and ask who has a portfolio loan product, and if they will refinance an investment property.

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