Rental Property Investor · Columbus, OH · Member since 2015 · 344 posts · 258 votes
Hello everyone!
I recently started a thread regarding creative financing - namely lenders offering HELOCs on a rental property, instead of a primary residence. A few mentioned PenFed, or Pentagon Federal Credit Union. I'm simply wondering if anyone has worked with them in the past? Like I said, I'm particularly interested in their non-owner occupant HELOC product. From my initial conversations with reps within the company to glean information, they have been very forthcoming and polite. Just wondering if anyone has actual experience with them.
Rental Property Investor · Columbus, OH · Member since 2015 · 344 posts · 258 votes
7y
@Marques J., ah ok. yeah, I talked with a rep a bit ago. The way he described it was that you can get the LOC if you have less than 4 properties at the time you apply. what kind of paperwork were they asking for, if you don't mind? Was it beyond the standard W2, pay stubs, bank statements, etc?
@russell
@Russell Brazil, what are your thoughts on their service? I've heard mixed reviews. Some say they're great, with no issues. Others say they're hard to communicate with.
@Marques J., ah ok. yeah, I talked with a rep a bit ago. The way he described it was that you can get the LOC if you have less than 4 properties at the time you apply. what kind of paperwork were they asking for, if you don't mind? Was it beyond the standard W2, pay stubs, bank statements, etc?
@russell
@Russell Brazil, what are your thoughts on their service? I've heard mixed reviews. Some say they're great, with no issues. Others say they're hard to communicate with.
Thank you both!
Ive never had to communicate with them, so I dont know. I pay my mortgage every month, and thats the extent of my relationship with them. They offered a particular loan product I wanted, a 5/5 arm, which is why I have them.
Investor · Rancho Cucamonga, CA · Member since 2017 · 11 posts · 2 votes
7y
Hi Mikael, not sure if you were still interested, but I just opened up a HELOC with Penfed on my rental property. The experience was great! They were very fast and didn't even require an appraisal. The only little hiccup during the application review process is that their website to upload documents is a little confusing, and I missed one of their follow up requests since the communication thread on their portal isn't very clear. I called a few days later and asked for a status update, which is when they told me there was an outstanding follow up that I needed to address.
Hi Mikael, not sure if you were still interested, but I just opened up a HELOC with Penfed on my rental property. The experience was great! They were very fast and didn't even require an appraisal. The only little hiccup during the application review process is that their website to upload documents is a little confusing, and I missed one of their follow up requests since the communication thread on their portal isn't very clear. I called a few days later and asked for a status update, which is when they told me there was an outstanding follow up that I needed to address.
Hi Mikael, not sure if you were still interested, but I just opened up a HELOC with Penfed on my rental property. The experience was great! They were very fast and didn't even require an appraisal. The only little hiccup during the application review process is that their website to upload documents is a little confusing, and I missed one of their follow up requests since the communication thread on their portal isn't very clear. I called a few days later and asked for a status update, which is when they told me there was an outstanding follow up that I needed to address.
Rental Property Investor · Torrance, CA · Member since 2016 · 724 posts · 1k+ votes
6y
I have an LOC on a rental with them. 30 year fixed with a 4.75 rate, and all I had to pay was the appraisal as long as I have the line for 3 years or more. It was pretty straight forward and I plan on using them from now on.