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Updated almost 6 years ago on . Most recent reply

Cash Out Refinance Options
Hi,
We own a property in Columbus Ohio free and clear and want to BRRRR it (cash-out refinance). We are all in about $85k and it is worth around $120-130k. It is currently rented for $1350 a month.
We are looking to refinance and my parents (partner on the deal) do not want to go with the option presented:
Local mortgage lender: will do a cash out refinance (80% LTV) but wants to do closing costs, title, etc (+- $5k), which my partners don’t want to do.
Does anyone know a good bank/service who will give a basic line of credit without having to go through putting a mortgage on the house? Is this possible?
Pros and cons?
Thanks in advance!
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That's not a bad deal. It may be problematic trying to get a HELOC on an investment property which it sounds like this is?