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Devon Moore
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Owner Occupied HELOC

Devon Moore
  • Boston, MA
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Hi! I have a quick question related to lending and HELOCs to tap into equity. I will be refinancing my duplex in Salem, MA (north of Boston) in the next few months to lower the rate and potentially pull some money out. Currently, I am living in a unit of the property as a primary residence. I have a quick question about HELOCS as I plan:

If I open a HELOC for an owner-occupied property, and eventually I move out of the property and rent to tenants, will I be able to draw on the HELOC once I am not living in the property and the property is fully leased up?

I appreciate any help on this.

-Devon Moore

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Nick Foundas
  • Natick, MA
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Nick Foundas
  • Natick, MA
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Hi Devon, regarding your specific question Im not 100% sure on that, however if you need a recommendation for a HELOC Lender, I got mine through Hanscom Federal Credit Union. They allow you to go up to 95% LTV if you want/need to go that high (I think they may even go to 100%). The interest rate of course will rise the higher you go with the LTV but having the option to go that high was great (I did mine at 85%), I also found the interest rates to be very competitive when I opened mine a couple years back.

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