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Updated almost 6 years ago,

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Drew Slew
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Union city, NJ
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Heloc or not? disadvantages

Drew Slew
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Union city, NJ
Posted

Theres a lot of HELOC threads, quick q: condo from 150k now is around 220k, second home, BoA seems to offer HELOC for it, could potentially take out 50-60k at 5-6% interest, first 12 months lower interest. Payments seem much less than credit card, student loan payments, and id use it also to purchase another property - w cash savings pooled together.

Any ideas on why I shouldnt do it, or do cash out refi etc? Condo is on great 30yr interest at 3.6%

- non payment of monthly 350-400/m HELOC would cost wont be an issue

- understand its a 2nd lien on the property and bank can foreclose on me

- understand its variable interest rate, but how high will it really go one day? over 10% interest? 

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