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All Forum Posts by: Todd Kale

Todd Kale has started 2 posts and replied 3 times.

That is excellent information, I appreciate it, I will be calling around Monday morning and will update with what I find. I have tried PenFed before and was turned away due to too many financed properties. 

So I have been getting "outbid" in this market as I am sure a lot have, but what I'm finding is perhaps it's not as much about being outbid as it's being outdone by cash buyers.

This leads me to my next question, I have checked around many places and haven't found any place that will do a HELOC on an investment property, we have about 400k in equity in one of our investment properties and would love to do a HELOC on that property to be able to put in cash offers and then refinance the new property within a year to pay off the HELOC.

I would prefer not to refinance, does anyone have any insight on who if anybody would do a HELOC on an investment property?

So I got approved for a mortgage loan for an investment, have a great credit score. I was approved for a 5.25% mortgage loan, thought this was a bit high then looked at ally, they show about 5.5-5.65, so now I’m thinking 5.25 is good. I live and invest in Texas.