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Updated almost 6 years ago,

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Ryan S.
  • Investor
  • Bend, OR
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HELOC on a California (CA) Investment Property

Ryan S.
  • Investor
  • Bend, OR
Posted

Hi Everyone,

I recently went through the process of setting up a HELOC on an investment property in California. Called maybe 50 banks and credit unions, and as you probably know, not a lot of people will do this right now.

I found a few who will, so I thought I'd post results here and maybe save someone the initial legwork.

They have various terms, conditions, etc., but I don't necessarily have all that info.  My goal here is just to give you the starter list for who to call.

This is relatively current (calls made between 3/23/2017 and 5/23/2017) and again, for a non-owner-occupied condo/townhome investment property in California.

Hope this is helpful for somebody out there!

Ryan

Banks/CUs Offering a HELOC Product for NOO Property in California

  • Bank of the West (I think they will do this for a single family, but not for a condo/townhome)
  • California Bank & Trust (up to 55% Combined LTV)
  • California Coast Credit Union (70% CLTV)
  • East West Bank (60% CLTV)
  • Fremont Bank (65% CLTV)
  • Pentagon Federal Credit Union (70% CLTV)
  • SAFE Credit Union (70% CLTV)
  • Union Bank (up to 65% CLTV)
  • Wells Fargo (up to 60% CLTV)
  • Wescom Credit Union (70% CLTV)

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