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Rental Financing Question

Christy Lin
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My friend has a condo in ATL that they rented out and wants to keep as an investment property. They have a HELOC on it that has come to maturity. Can they refinance without having to pay the HELOC off first? Could it be re-fi'd into a DSCR? Are there any other creative financing options that will "absorb" the mortgage and HELOC back into one loan?

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@Christy Lin Yes, They can get a DSCR loan which would payoff the HELOC balance and possibly even yield cash out depending on the values/LTV.

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