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Ryan Mertens
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HELOC on UTAH rentals

Ryan Mertens
  • Developer
  • Holladay
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Looking for a HELOC (or possible cash out REFI) on a few rentals in UTAH. Both duplex A properties.

I know ZIONS does them here, but with very high origination fees. (1% of loan+ closing and I cover the appraisal.

Vectra bank in CO does them(owned by Zions) but I have to own or live in CO for them to do the loan on my Utah properties.

Can anyone help me out with some referrals. 

Prefer 10yr I.O. on a 20yr am.

Thanks guys

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Jaiden Olsen
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Kaysville, UT
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Jaiden Olsen
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Kaysville, UT
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I'd recommend Wasatch Peaks Credit Union, Weber State Credit  Union, or University Credit Union. They have a lot more flexibility than some of these bigger banks, because they hold their loans in house.

Good Luck!

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