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Andre Houston
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Trying to figure out dadu funding

Andre Houston
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Renton, Wa
Posted Jul 25 2024, 09:50

I have a property that is dadu ready I have a heloc for 227,000 I want to build a dadu with the heloc money but I'm sure the cost is more than my heloc how do I get the rest of the money to finish the build so I could refi after to pay the heloc back could I get a construction loan for 100,000 to help finish the dadu?

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Ty Coutts
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Ty Coutts
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Replied Jul 25 2024, 10:03

Hey Andre,

To complete your DADU project, you can use your $227,000 HELOC and consider getting a construction loan for the additional funds needed, such as $100,000. This combination would cover the total cost of the build. Once the DADU is finished, you can refinance your property, ideally through a cash-out refinance, to pay off both the HELOC and the construction loan. This would consolidate your debt into a single mortgage with better terms. It's a good idea to talk to a lender to ensure you meet all the requirements and get the best deal, so if you want to discuss please feel free to reach out to me directly!

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Andre Houston
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Andre Houston
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Replied Jul 25 2024, 10:09

Thank you so much for that information I really appreciate the help I was told I would have to wait until the property has its own tax number I wouldn't be able to split the parcel until 2025 because no construction loan wants to be a second lean on a property is that true 

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Yanina Panfilenka
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Yanina Panfilenka
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Replied Jul 26 2024, 00:00

Check what Keane would say. He's making several loan products on the project so it's cost effective and specializes in DADUs
https://crosscountrymortgage.com/The-Keane-Ng-Team/

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Andre Houston
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Replied Jul 26 2024, 05:35

Thank you for this information