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All Forum Posts by: Erick Arana

Erick Arana has started 2 posts and replied 3 times.

Post: HELOC for Down Payment

Erick AranaPosted
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Hello I would like your opinion regarding using a HELOC for downpayment for my next investment property. I would purchase a multifamily and house hack and this should help limit the risk. Most videos I have seen state HELOC for downpayment is too risky due to it being a short term tool, but I am in need of cash and this is the best way I see possible at this time. Your feedback is greatly appreciated.

Post: Heloc and DSCR option

Erick AranaPosted
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Quote from @Ryan Muska:

First of all, there definitely are HELOCs on investment properties. Those banks do not know what they are talking about. You need to have a first mortgage, however, to do a HELOC on a property.

For the DSCR, what did you have in mind for house hacking?

 Hello @Ryan Muska thanks for the reply. I do have a mortgage on what was originally my primary home two years ago. I turned this into a rental last year when I had to go back into the office full time. My next question is that it hasn't been paid down much but just to give you a quick breakdown the house has increased $80K over the last two years and was hoping to tap into that to use to help fund my next deal. I would like to get into a multi family home so I can house hack it. Which is why if I can't get the HELOC then I would be interested in a DSCR loan to be able to get into a multifamily and help with the mortgage.

Post: Heloc and DSCR option

Erick AranaPosted
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Hello everyone,

I am interested in pulling equity out of my investment property through a HELOC but some of the lenders and banks I spoke to state that no one offers HELOC's on investment properties. Does anyone know of any lenders/banks that offer investment HELOC's in California? Which leads to my second question if I cannot get the HELOC I am considering a DSCR loan, but curious if I could do a house hack with a DSCR loan?