In my market, this can easily lead to increased home prices, closed transactions that had no inspection where there are a lot of issues that could have been identified by an experienced agent, and a bad taste in the consumer's mouth.  

Could you share with me what bank you found that issues HELOCs on Rental Properties?

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These tend to be mostly cosmetic interior rehabs (not always but usually) and you can usually avoid the big hidden issues that single family homes can have (structural, environmental, plumbing etc).

I have 8 rental properties financed through conventional loans and I’m having issues getting more. 

I am writing to seek professional advice and guidance regarding a matter concerning my recent apartment purchase.In August 2023, I completed the purchase of an apartment, which has since become entangled in a series of complex issues.

Prior to selling, he was concerned that a second floor bathroom in his house may not have been permitted.

I told them that I wanted to see repair bills etc. and proof that the issue is actually solved.

And what do I do if he doesn’t answer or avoids giving me this info (I have read other people saying this was an issue for them)?

The property is in the City of Walnut Creek, but our address is technically in unincorporated Contra Costa County, so all of my permitting and inspections are being done through Contra Costa County.