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HELOC - Andrews Federal Credit Union
*Reposting on the Maryland forum*
Hi all,
I am looking to get a HELOC on my primary to expand my rental portfolio and I came across Andrews Federal Credit Union with the following terms (property is in CA):
The contact said they can go as high as 100% LTV after approval of appraisal ($450). As for fees other than appraisal, they estimated $600-800, but I current haven't received the breakdown.
Curious if anyone has any experience w/ AndrewsFCU that they would like to share (FYI - I have done a search on BP and PM'd those who said they have experience w/ AFCU).
Thanks!
Bo
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