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Jonathan L.
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Using lines of credit for property puchase

Jonathan L.
  • Residential Landlord
  • Broussard, LA
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Recently, I have decided to try and fund my next property using the line of credit. I have $80k in LOC the interest rate is 9%. I would like to take out a mortgage on the property six months after purchasing it. However if I max the LOC I may find myself unable to qualify for a mortgage due to DTI and/or lower credit score due to high utilization rate of my overall debt. with that said, Would it be a good idea to use this funding source to purchase a property to hold?

Any assistance in this matter would be appreciated

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Mike D'Arrigo
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Mike D'Arrigo
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@Jonathan L.

The LOC is not going to be a problem when you go to refinance it in to a conventional mortgage because you are going to be paying the LOC off. The lender might require you to close the LOC but you should be ok.

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