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  • Arlington, VA
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Home Eq. loan on rental props

Matthew Smith
  • Arlington, VA
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Sorry, if this topic has been touched on before. I am purchasing a foreclosure out of state that I am going to use as a rental property for 47k. After I secure title, I wanted to get a home equity loan on the house. I was told thathe rate for this would be 1% plus prime for up to 80% of what the house appraises for. If the house appraises for 100k, then I could get 80k back out. And I was also told I could do this again if I use the 100k to buy another rental. Is this possible? It sounds too good to be true and I feel I am missing something. I would have just applied for a conventional loan with 20% down, but most banks wont loan out for anything under 50k. Any help anyone can provide would be greatly appreciated.

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