A line of credit on your rental, second home or investment property. Put trapped equity to work on the next deal without refinancing the low rate on your first mortgage.
Florida rentals bought before 2022 are sitting on large equity and small first-mortgage rates. Selling loses the asset. Refinancing loses the rate. An investor HELOC leaves both in place and gives you a revolving line against the difference.
Investors are often self-employed twice over: a business plus a portfolio, with depreciation on every property pulling taxable income down. Our Bank Statement HELOC qualifies you on 12 months of deposits instead, and rent deposits count. Looking for a loan underwritten on the property’s rent alone? That is a DSCR loan, a separate program from the HELOC, and we can talk you through both.
A Fort Lauderdale duplex bought in 2019 is worth $900,000 with $420,000 owed. An investor HELOC behind the first mortgage opens up to roughly $300,000 of that equity, subject to the occupancy loan-to-value limit.
$150,000 goes to the down payment and closing costs on a Tampa rental. Interest accrues only on the $150,000 drawn, not the full line.
Rents and a later refinance of the Tampa property pay the line back down. The credit is available again for the deal after that.
Illustrative only. Your line amount depends on occupancy, value, credit and income documentation.
Qualify with 12 months of bank statements instead of tax returns. Lines from $50,000 to $1,000,000.
For business owners, 1099 contractors and freelancers whose tax returns understate what they earn.
A fixed-rate closed-end second (HELOAN) up to $750,000. Keep your low first-mortgage rate.
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See a personalized Investor HELOC rate. Rates starting at 6.75%*.