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Mathew Wray
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80% LTV non-owner occupied HELOC in Oregon?

Mathew Wray
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Portland, OR
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Been looking to get a non-owner occupied HELOC and would love to find one (wouldn't we all) that will go to 80% LTV. I've been looking and it sounds like maybe PenFed has a similar product so I'm going to call them, but before I do that, would like to ask for local experience...

Anyone have any luck in Oregon with local credit unions or lenders doing 80% (or even 75%) on a NOO LOC?

Thanks!

Mathew

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    Fritz Liedtke
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    • Hillsboro, OR
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    Fritz Liedtke
    • Investor
    • Hillsboro, OR
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    I know this is an old thread, but people still read it for this Oregon HELOC info. My research found lots of local credit unions that offer HELOCs on investment properties, including:

    FirstTech

    BECU

    Oregonians CU

    PenFed

    Bank of the West

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