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Jonny Morris
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Bozeman, MT
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BRRRR with a HELOC advice ...best way to set up repayment plan?

Jonny Morris
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Bozeman, MT
Posted

Pen Fed vs US Bank HELOC

Shopping for HELOC's I feel I have narrowed my focus from many, to a couple of options.

With so many variables, I would love some feedback from people who have a HELOC.

Pen Fed currently offer a HELOC at: 4.5%

There is also an interesting 5 year offer with a rate of 3.75%, 15 year term (2% due of balance each month).

US Bank offer a higher rate approx. 5.80% (as of today), no fees if you are a platinum member (must have at least 25k balance to qualify)

They also offered a 5 year fixed rate of 5.19%.

I would be using this HELOC to BRRRR property. So my question is basically, which is better for me? I don't like the idea of paying back 2% of the loan per month since the goal is to rehab with a higher ARV and obtain a conventional loan, paying back the HELOC in full.

Any BRRRR pro's talk me through the best use of a HELOC? Should I just elect to pay interest and then when higher ARV of property appraised and loan issued, pay back in full?

Thank you for your constructive thoughts BP!

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