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All Forum Posts by: Carlos Ponce

Carlos Ponce has started 6 posts and replied 14 times.

I am New York based, looking to get into the Louisville rental market for a BRRRR. I would love to reach out to local investors for insights and opinions about the Louisville market. What areas to stay away from? Single homes? 2 bed, 3 bed? Local bank or credit union recommendations?

If you're open to having a more personalized conversation, I would greatly appreciate the opportunity to connect with you one-on-one. It would be an honor to meet over a cup of coffee, a phone call, or even a virtual meeting to discuss your experiences and seek further guidance. I truly believe that building relationships within the community is the key to success in any industry, and I would love to hear your stories firsthand.

Would love to connect and chat all things about real estate in Louisville! TALK TO YOU SOON! 

Rental property and bought whole property through HELOC so therefore I have no mortgage on it.

Post: HELOCs on investment properties

Carlos PoncePosted
  • New York
  • Posts 14
  • Votes 1

I would recommend looking at local credit unions in Atlanta (if the property is located in Atlanta). They are more lenient on HELOC terms then larger banks.

Any small investor friendly banks in Kansas City? Looking to cash out refinance on single family home that is under a HELOC at the moment.