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Casey Gregersen
  • Rental Property Investor
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HELOC up to 90% LTV in Texas

Casey Gregersen
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Houston, TX
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Recent Bigger Pockets episode motivated me to reach out to US Bank about their mortgages and loan products. I found out that they are one of the few banks that will do 90% LTV on HELOCS. Most I usually see is 75-80%. Problem is they won't lend in Texas. Has anyone found a lender who will do a HELOC up to 90% LTV in Texas?

(If not, and you live in a state other than Texas, reach out to US Bank and leverage your house and borrow at 5%, can't find money that cheap anywhere, and that's not a plug, just wish someone would have let me know that when I resided in states other than Texas!) 

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James Call
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James Call
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@Casey Gregersen,

 @Andrew Postell might be able to help.   I see him answering questions about this type of loan in other forum posts. 

If not, let me know in a PM and I might know someone else who can help out. 

Thanks,
James

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