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Francisco Ruiz
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Utilize equity without refinance

Francisco Ruiz
  • Investor
  • Mckinney, TX
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We have two short term rentals, one in TN (rate at 3.25%) and one in VA (rate at 3.8%). Don't want to move from those rates to current rates, but would like to find a way to utilize or take advantage of the equity in both for other projects. Any creative financing options to consider or look into?

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    Zeona McIntyre
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    Zeona McIntyre
    • Real Estate Agent
    • Boulder, CO
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    Hey Francisco, 

    You can get HELOCs on investment properties. They are rarer but definitely still an option. I would definitely do that over a refinance. 

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