Paid off investment home. Can I take a 1st mortgage on that property or must I go with a home equity loan?
June 16th, 2009 | by admin |Viper asked:
My brother and I need cash for a business venture and would like to take a loan out against an residential investment property that we co-own free and clear. Is our only option a Home Equity Loan? Ideally we would like to take advantage of the lower rates of a standard mortgage.
My brother and I need cash for a business venture and would like to take a loan out against an residential investment property that we co-own free and clear. Is our only option a Home Equity Loan? Ideally we would like to take advantage of the lower rates of a standard mortgage.
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By chatsplas@sbcglobal.net on Jun 19, 2009 | Reply
Do either of you live in home? If not, can’t get HELOC, but can take out a first mortgage.
By bull_rooster_aardvark on Jun 22, 2009 | Reply
Yes you can get a mortgage on an investment property assuming your credit is ok and income can handle the extra costs. I agree that rates are low right now and I’d highly suggest doing this rather than a heloc. Just go to a bank and ask, heck go to the one that used to have your mortgage - they’ll have a history with you.
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By RM on Jun 25, 2009 | Reply
You’d want a cashout refinance, and then you’d take 100% of the loan proceeds, minus closing costs. Fixed mortgages have better rates than HELOCs, so a regular mortgage is the way to go.
By godged on Jun 26, 2009 | Reply
You can take out a traditional mortgage, no problem.
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