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Mike Provencher
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  • Tyler, TX
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HELOC to fund new purchase

Mike Provencher
  • Investor
  • Tyler, TX
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I have a duplex and live in one side, currently renting the other...would like to find another place to move to so I can rent both sides. 

Should I do a HELOC to get at my equity? Seems like it would be much better than a cash-out re-fi.

Any red flags doing that that would keep me out of getting a new place? Obviously it would affect my DTI ratio, but I think I'm good there.

Thanks, 
Mike

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Anastasia G.
  • Lender
  • NJ NY PA CT GA FL, Puerto Rico
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Anastasia G.
  • Lender
  • NJ NY PA CT GA FL, Puerto Rico
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@Mike Provencher there are also no closing costs.. Some credit unions go up to 100% of LTV on Helocs, I would contact every credit union in your area. Good luck!

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