From what American Mortgages told me it would not be possible through them as they need to be first in line to get paid if a ''failure to pay'' situation would occur.But I really wanna hear your opinions on this, taking out a loan on a property that you own 100%, but there is a lien on it.

Can go from $25 to $500k…large line.Frost Bank, in Texas only.CALIFORNIA: Bank of Southern California, Bank of West (BNP Paribas), Cal Coast Credit Union, East West Bank, up to 60% LTV with "no docs" San Fran, First Republic, Fremont Bank, Golden1, HSBC, Quorum FCU, Silvergate Bank,TEXASFrost Bank, East West Bank, Hanscom FCU, Trustmark Bank, Veritex, WAFD BankUTAHMountain American Credit Union and America First have great rates for HELOCsAmerica First will do a HELOC on an investment property in Utah.STR DSCR Mortgages (not HELOCs)VisioHost FinancialAmerican HeritageLendingOneRCNTemple View CapitalGood luck

I knocked on the door to see if the tenant would allow me to come in to view the property after I expressed to her that I was interested in purchasing it as an investment and that if I was successful in purchasing it, she could continue to have the option to rent it instead of having to move out.

@Alvaro RodriguezIMT and Grange, had American Modern but their prices doubled a couple years ago.

I switched to American Modern Insurance and insured all of my SFRs on one commercial policy. 

Always recommend Sheila Houck at First American Title in the Portland and Clackamas county markets.

Always recommend Sheila Houck at First American Title in the Portland and Clackamas county markets.

A lot of the seasoned buyers I'd seen there so many months before wore a similar expression.

First American title is also investor friendly.

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