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Charles Whitaker
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Amarillo, TX
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Leveraged Line Of Credit

Charles Whitaker
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Amarillo, TX
Posted

I have been looking into a business Line of Credit and have a few questions:

- I notice that some people can obtain a huge Line of Credit based on a very small piece of collateral (let's say a $500k LOC on a $100k collateral). Is this feasible because they are using a business Line of credit? I know HELOC's are only based on the equity position.

- I assume you can use the funds to do as you wish, i.g., purchase a flip and rehab all with the same LOC.

- what are the typical requirements to obtain a business LOC? I notice some lenders require 6 mo's of business activity and at least 50K of annual revenue. How much does your personal credit factor into this loan type? Any other requirements that I need to know?

Any other info would be highly appreciated. 

Thank you

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