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Updated over 1 year ago on . Most recent reply

Needs Downpayment Funds
So I have (2) houses. One primary and one rental. They each have about $350k equity.
I already have a $80k HELOC with about $35k utilized.
I'm trying to get a loan for about $100k.
I have about 830 credit score and make about $170k year.
I have been denied by my current bank holding the HELOC and by Rocket Mortgage.
They say my debt to income is a bit too high.
I'm going to need the money in about 3 weeks possibly.
Any know of any other funding avenues that may be a little more lenient? Thanks alot.
Most Popular Reply

Have you looked at cash out refis? that may work for you. OR. YOu can try a hard money loan, but the first rule of a hard money loan, is you have to have a way to pay off the hard money loan, which is usually with another loan anyways.