I have a local bank who just allowed me to open a $200,000 HELOC on it with no fees.Option 1: I can keep the house and rent it out.

I have a family member that’s willing to lend money from their HELOC for my next deal to cover rehab costs.

I'm currently in the process of getting approved for a $160,000 HELOC on my primary home.

The two lenders I contacted through the "Find a Lender" option never called me back, so I am looking for a local and relatively small credit union or bank I can talk to about taking out a HELOC so I can invest fairly soon.Any recommendations?

Hello BP community,I’m exploring different financing strategies for my next investment property and am considering using a Home Equity Line of Credit (HELOC) as the down payment for a buy-and-hold property.Has anyone here successfully used a HELOC for this purpose?

I been seeing people utilizing heloc more than cash out refinances due to the high rates.

If the 22 + 70 acres appraises high enough to cover my mortgage, can I own the 8 acres parcel/building lot free and clear and pull a HELOC on it?

Look into a HELOC on my personal residence but I’m not crazy about this 4.

I believe the property could reach my original target price if interest rates come down.My question is whether it's better to rent the property and use the 10% HELOC as my "mortgage" or do a 7.5% cash-out refinance.The HELOC has the advantage of no closing costs and potential cash flow if I don't pay down the equity.

I normally feel like it'd be a no brainer to get a HELOC and use it to invest, but with rates and housing costs, I wasn't sure if it'd be worth to use on the primary.Appreciate any response, just wanted some insight on what other's though.Kindest Regards.