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Jorge Retes
  • Winchester, CA
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HELOC for RE investing HELP.

Jorge Retes
  • Winchester, CA
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For anyone that has experience using HELOCs I want to know what is possible and what am I overlooking (I am New to all this). So my parents have a house with almost 180k of Equity in it right now. I had an idea of having a conversation with them to see if they would be willing to open a HELOC and use that to help bridge finance a portion of a Fix and flip investment with a typical hard money loan for the rest. so here are my questions. Is that possible? could they even invest in my projects? could they invest if the investment property is under an LLC for a fix and flip?

I want to understand the limitations of a HELOC when it comes from a private investor point of view, considering it would not be my personal credit line but theirs. I do intend to ask my local banks Aswell, but I want to hear from the investors here too.

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Brayden Hrycko
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Brayden Hrycko
  • Lender
  • Allentown, Pa
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Hey @Jorge Retes,

Yes, all of what you mentioned is possible. Keep in mind, they still have to qualify for the heloc payment. So, make sure they know that it may hinder their personal finances if they decide to buy another property or car or whatever their life brings. When they have a heloc, they can use that however they wish. 

You can have a broker like myself help with the search for the heloc or go bank/credit union. One thing I like to point out is that there are some local credit unions that go up to 100% LTV so that may be something to look into.

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