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Resident alien...release equity to buy rental -tips?
Hi all, I'm a British citizen, currently living in AZ (been here nearly 2 years). We sold our London flat and bought a house last year. Now we would like to release some of that equity to buy a rental property - but I don't have the credit score to take two dings, i.e. one for the HELOC and one for the rental mortgage.
Property info:
#1 main residence, current value $1m, outstanding mortgage $400k
#2 current value $600k
So, ideally I'd like to have one mortgage for $1m, to cover both properties - as that would mean only one mortgage, only one enquiry = increased probability for approval.
Any suggestions on what I could do?