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Jacob Greenhoe
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HELOC Financing Question

Jacob Greenhoe
  • Investor
  • Kansas City, MO
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Hello. I'm hoping the community here might be able to give me a recommendation on a bank or credit union in the Kansas City area that would do a HELOC on an existing rental property. The rental is completely paid off but I would like to access around 15-20k for a primary residence. I checked with Mazuma as they originally held the mortgage on my rental but they will only allow HELOC in an owner occupied residence. Please any help would go a long way. Thank you!!

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David O'Brien
  • Wildwood, MO
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David O'Brien
  • Wildwood, MO
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I don't think you'll get far asking for a HELOC for a rental property (I didn't). I do have a commercial line of credit for my properties in St. Louis.

I did find one bank (I think it was Regions) that would do a Home Equity Loan (not HELOC) on an investment property - but I was looking for the liquidity of a line of credit.

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