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Thomas Ebenhoch
  • Troy, NY
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HELOC came back lower than expected

Thomas Ebenhoch
  • Troy, NY
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Hello all, I own a three unit building that I purchased in 2016 with a 203k loan for $157,000 total with renovations included. I've done a good amount of renovations: siding/soffits/fascia, gutters, replaced all concrete work, repaired and refinished porch, all baths and kitchens, refinished hardwood floors, full paint job, landscaping ,etc. I live in one unit and rent the other two, a 3br/1.5 ba for $1200 and a 1br/1ba for $700. The unit I live in is a 2br/1ba that would rent for $950-1000. So, $2950/mo and $35,400/yr total rent roll fully rented. I'm in the process of taking out a HELOC on the property to fund some other investments and the appraisal came back lower than I expected, $216k, which would only allow me a $25k LOC. There are multiple unit buildings recently sold and on the market for $250+. I was hoping for around 50k and I requested an appraisal review. Am I wrong in thinking that the appraisal is way low based on the income of the property? I used my local credit union, does anyone have a good recommendation for a lendor? I would appreciate any advice regarding the Heloc/appraisal process and hope that this can start a discussion.

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