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Michael Elfant
  • Developer
  • Hoboken, NJ
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Having issues obtaining a HELOC

Michael Elfant
  • Developer
  • Hoboken, NJ
Posted

Hi All - I own 5 properties in total, one of which is my primary residence. I'm looking to obtain a HELOC on my primary and the lender that holds the note (Wells Fargo) declined my loan application for a HELOC because I own "more than 4 total properties that are financed." Is this a universal rule or is it just a Wells Fargo's guideline? All of the rental properties are occupied and covering costs.

Thanks,

Mike

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