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Updated about 6 years ago, 09/18/2018
Local bank for HELOC on Rental Property?
Know of any local banks that will do a HELOC on a rental property?
So far BOA, Regions, US Bank, and First Community have said no. Regions will do 70% LTV Home Equity Loan on a rental property for 15 years.
Try Peoples Bank, American Bank of Missouri, or West Community Credit Union.
West community credit union has some good options.
Try Bank of Edwardsville. I have found they are a bit more flexible than the big banks you listed.
@David O'Brien here are some local banks you can try. One of them should be able to help you. Good luck!
- Farmers & Merchants Bank
- Fortune Bank
- People Savings Bank
- Bank of Washington
Bar none, the best terms on a HELOC on rentals is Pen Fed Credit Union. 80% CLTV up to a max of 4 financed properties.
Penfed only does non owner occupied if 3 or less total properties owned.
@Kevin Romines are you sure they do max 4 properties ? Because I just check today and they only do up to 3 properties. Do you have to call them to get 4 properties ?
@Tom Nguyen, I received their underwriting guidelines on that loan some time ago. I don't still have a copy now. However it is max. of 4 financed properties as I mentioned above. If you have a primary residence that is financed, then you can have 3 rentals total and still fit in their guidelines.
If you have no financed primary residence, then you can have up to 4 rentals financed and still be within their guidelines..........The key is, a max. of 4 financed properties. You will need to call and confirm, as I didn't keep a copy of their guidelines.
I just want to give an update to those who want to get HELOC on Rental, especially through penfed.
They will give HELOC on rental up to 80% LTV
Owner can not own more then 3 properties.
If owner have 4 properties, they can only do HELOC on the primary resident and not the rental.
just giving this information out so you don't have to go through register account with them.