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Updated over 5 years ago, 08/30/2019
Adding a Second or HELOC to a New Fannie - TIming?
Hello All, /weI have been talking to the local Credit Union that I am in the process of redoing my personal home loan through about doing some 'conventional loans' on my next purchases instead of the portfolio ones I/we have been using so far.
On the good news side rates are around 3.625 - 3.75% +3 points for a 30 year lock (they promote ARMS for rentals but am planning on hold these at least 20 yearsso want the long term lock). The product they use is a Fannie Loan. What I did not get a definitive answer on is if there is a 'time frame' after I do a Fannie that I can do a second on or a HELOC on? He said 'we dont ever do those or have people who do that that I am aware of'. Part of my game plan is that I have a Private Money Partner that is willing to do a 'second position' up to 100% LTV, as soon as the First is closed. That way I can 'recycle' my down payment into another one.
I want to make sure that this is a reasonable game plan, because if not, I can do it all day long with the portfolio loans, but cant get the long term rate lock there.
Thanks, Dan Dietz
On the good news side rates are around 3.625 - 3.75% +3 points for a 30 year lock (they promote ARMS for rentals but am planning on hold these at least 20 yearsso want the long term lock). The product they use is a Fannie Loan. What I did not get a definitive answer on is if there is a 'time frame' after I do a Fannie that I can do a second on or a HELOC on? He said 'we dont ever do those or have people who do that that I am aware of'. Part of my game plan is that I have a Private Money Partner that is willing to do a 'second position' up to 100% LTV, as soon as the First is closed. That way I can 'recycle' my down payment into another one.
I want to make sure that this is a reasonable game plan, because if not, I can do it all day long with the portfolio loans, but cant get the long term rate lock there.
Thanks, Dan Dietz