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Lexie De Stefano
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  • Realtor
  • Arlington, VA
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Arlington VA: HELOC Bank Recs for Co-Applicant Non-Resident?

Lexie De Stefano
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  • Realtor
  • Arlington, VA
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Hello!

I initially planned to cash out/refinance my primary residence as if it was a BRRRR, but the rates make the mortgage unmanageable for the long term as I locked in a pretty decent rate at the time of purchase. Instead, I'm looking at options to leverage a HELOC on my primary residence that I purchased with a family member as co-owner, but she lives in a different state. My DTI (on my own) is too high to qualify for a HELOC at the local credit unions that I've talked with, and they won't let someone apply as a co-applicant if they don't live in the property as well. I'm hoping to find a bank that would be willing to let us apply together as co-applicants so I can unlock some (pretty significant) equity in my home. (Banks that won't work include: Tower federal, arlington community federal credit union, and department of commerce federal credit union.)


Any ideas or recommendations that you have would be much appreciated!

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