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Are there any banks writing Home Equity Lines/Loans on non-OO Multis?

Aaron Montague
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Brookline, MA
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Are there any banks writing Home Equity Lines/Loans on non-OO Multis?

Has anyone had any luck with banks/whatever lending at rates at 6% or below on their multi family properties? I've had no luck with 15 or so lenders near my rentals in VT.

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    Aaron Montague
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    TD Bank is writing LOC on Non Owner Occupied properties. The costs are rather staggering, but they seem to be willing to look at them.

    Costs associated with the process:
    $900 Fee
    1.5% Origination (not sure if that is correct term) Fee against total amount borrowed
    $500+ for an appraisal (must be a new appraisal from the round robin method)

    I paid non of these as I was looking for less than 10k at the outset.

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