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List of 100% LTV HELOC Lenders

Paul Bergagna
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I'll soon be closing on a 100% LTV HELOC and thought it might be helpful to the community to list a few lenders whom are doing these. Rates below are generally for credit over 720. Most of the lenders below lend across the US.

  • Tower FCU (MD) - No closing costs, P + 1.00%; IO payments
  • American Eagle FCU (CT) - No closing costs, P + 2.25%; IO payments
  • Nutmeg State (CT) - No closing costs, P + 1.50%; IO payments
  • KeyBank - No closing costs, P + 1.86%; IO payments (able to lock in fixed rate on draws)
  • Palisades FCU - No closing costs if line is open for 3-years; P + 0.90%; IO payments
  • Quorum 
  • UBI
  • FInex
  • Transportation FCU

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Luis Sosa
  • Flipper/Rehabber
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Luis Sosa
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Thanks @Paul Bergagna

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Nikolai Lumpkins
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Nikolai Lumpkins
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Wow! So you can just buy a house cash, get a 100% LTV HELOC and then use that money to buy a new property cash and do it all over again? Or is there a lmit on how many HELOCs you can get?

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Matt K.
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Originally posted by @Nikolai Lumpkins:

Wow! So you can just buy a house cash, get a 100% LTV HELOC and then use that money to buy a new property cash and do it all over again? Or is there a lmit on how many HELOCs you can get?

 Going to guess many are owner occupied...

Like this 

https://www.transfcu.org/?page=loans_home_equity

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Colbi Ight
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Colbi Ight
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Good post. I will be making some calls next week. 

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Paul Bergagna
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Originally posted by @Nikolai Lumpkins:

Wow! So you can just buy a house cash, get a 100% LTV HELOC and then use that money to buy a new property cash and do it all over again? Or is there a lmit on how many HELOCs you can get?

Well for most of these the house would have to be owner-occupied to get to 100%; lower for investment or second homes. And technically, you'd only be able to get one HELOC per asset. Most require no closing costs, so I don't see any downside.

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Robbie Hancock
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Robbie Hancock
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Signature Federal Credit Union as well. They lend in the continental USA.