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Updated about 3 years ago on . Most recent reply

Cash-out Refi on Primary Home
Hello,
I am looking to get my first investment property within the 1-3 months. I would like to cash out refi my primary home which is worth about $550K in order to use that money for the new property. Looking to invest around $350K for a property. When talking to a bank such as Chase or Bank of America or even a community bank. Should I avoid mentioning that I want to purchase an investment property? If so, what should i say that it is for?
Also, is it better to go with a bank or a mortgage company? Any help would be greatly appreciated, thank you.
Most Popular Reply

Definitely go with a local lender that comes highly recommended. HELOC sounds like your best choice! Good luck! Let us know how your investment property purchase goes!!