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Ryan Gyllenband
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HELOC in Texas on Investment Property

Ryan Gyllenband
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Houston, TX
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Has anyone had success getting a HELOC on an investment property in Texas? WF and Chase used to do it but stopped due to COVID. Looking for any banks that still do it. I've checked with every credit union and small bank I can think of. Any help or suggestions are appreciated. Thanks!

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Edward Adams
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Edward Adams
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@Ryan Gyllenband@Mauricio Blanco@Manny Raimondo i am in Houston and i got it on my investment property, the key is they dont call it HELOC you need to ask for just line of credit. i got it from Trustmark bank. if you are in Houston let me know i will direct you to the branch that i am banking and you can mention my name. they know me :)

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