Leverage your home equity
to buy an investment
property

Potential equity to

investment property

$389,316*

*Any estimates of potential equity availability is calculated by comparing the estimated property value to the outstanding loan balance. Additional liens or encumbrances on the property may reduce available funds.

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Potential equity to
investment property

$389,316*

Apply Now

Investing in Real Estate as a

long term wealth strategy

Historically, Real estate is a path individuals use to build long term wealth. While results vary, many investors are drawn to real estate for several potential advantages:

1. Rental income may generate monthly cash flow when income exceeds expenses.
2. Equity can build over time through principal pay down and potential property appreciation.
3. Mortgage interest and property taxes may offer tax advantages, depending on your individual situation. Consult a tax professional for guidance.
4. Equity from one property may create opportunities to invest in additional properties, depending on qualification and market conditions.

Investment property initial expenses

When buying an investment property, you'll have up‑front costs. Those up‑front costs can be paid for by tapping into your home equity.

Down Payment

Furnishing

Closing Costs

Renovations to the Home

Your Guide to Growth

Whether you're exploring your first investment property or expanding an existing portfolio, I can help you review your financing options and plan your next move thoughtfully.

Your Guide to Growth

Whether you're exploring your first investment property or expanding an existing portfolio, I can help you review your financing options and plan your next move thoughtfully.

Financing your investment property purchase
using your home equity

Now is where we turn equity into income. A cash out refinance or home equity loan will let you tap into your home's equity for the initial expenses and some financial cushion. I'm here to guide you when you are ready to run the numbers.

Finance Your Down Payment & Costs

Let's connect and determine whether a HELOC, home equity loan, or cash out refinance is the best option for you.

Buy the Investment Property

Next, find the home you want to buy. Look off-market or hire an experienced real estate agent to find the best deals. In some cases you may use the expected rental income to help qualify for the mortgage.

Manage Rental

Each type of rental comes with its own expenses and management. Plan accordingly. Short term rentals, for instance, will have higher income but also higher cleaning fees and repair costs.

Next Steps

Schedule some time to crunch the numbers

Scheduling a 30 minute call with your loan officer can help you estimate the potential costs of tapping into your home's equity and buying an investment property.

Find the perfect investment property

Search for homes in your area, check popular real estate investor sites like Roofstock, or contact a local real estate agent who specializes in investment properties.

Disclaimer

Annual Percentage Rates (APR) are derived from a reasonably current index and margin, including data sourced from the Freddie Mac Primary Mortgage Market Survey (PMMS). The information provided is intended solely for general informational and educational purposes and does not constitute an advertisement or solicitation to extend consumer credit under Regulation Z (12 CFR §1026.2).

Rates, programs, terms, and conditions are subject to change at any time without notice. Any product examples, scenarios, or calculations shown are estimates only and are provided for illustrative purposes. All mortgage products and programs are subject to borrower qualification, including verification of income, creditworthiness, and property eligibility. Not all applicants will qualify. Nothing contained herein constitutes a commitment to lend or an offer of credit.

Property value information displayed is based on estimates obtained from independent third-party data providers. These estimates may differ from the actual value determined through an appraisal at the time of a transaction. Fees, costs, and charges may apply and may vary by loan product and by state. Loan products may be secured by a lien on the subject property. Submission of an application and full underwriting approval may be required. Approval is not guaranteed. Loan details may be edited using the links provided within the report. Upon editing loan information, responsibility for the accuracy of such information is assumed by the editor. Payment comparisons do not guarantee savings or approval. Application required and subject to underwriting approval.

Interest rate information reflects national averages and is provided for informational purposes only. Such rates are not locked, quoted, or guaranteed. Market conditions may cause rates to change at any time. If a rate is not locked at application, the rate at closing may differ from the rate displayed. The definitive terms governing any loan are set forth exclusively in the executed loan documents, which control in all cases. Additional terms, conditions, and limitations apply. Contact your loan officer to obtain personalized rates specific to your scenario.

Principal and interest payment calculations are estimates derived from available data sources, including public records where applicable, and may not reflect actual payment history, prepayments, penalties, late charges, escrow items, or other fees. To receive accurate loan options tailored to your individual circumstances, you should contact a licensed lender directly.

Estimated home values are generated using automated valuation models (AVMs), which rely on computer algorithms analyzing recent comparable property sales and other available market data. These valuations are not appraisals and should not be relied upon in place of a professional appraisal or underwriting determination. In cases where AVM data is unavailable or unreliable—such as for newly constructed properties—or where conflicting information exists, alternative values such as prior appraisals or recorded sale prices may be displayed when available. Final loan approval will require a full appraisal, which may differ materially from any estimated value shown.

Any estimates of potential cash-out availability are calculated by comparing the estimated property value to the outstanding loan balance and assume closing costs are paid separately. Additional liens or encumbrances on the property may reduce available proceeds.

All content is provided strictly for informational and educational purposes and should not be interpreted as implying approval or endorsement by HUD, FHA, VA, or any government agency or government-sponsored enterprise.

Mortgage Rates & Payments

[1] Mortgage rates are volatile and subject to change without notice. Rate comparisons are derived using the Freddie Mac Primary Mortgage Market Survey (PMMS). Payments comparisons are calculated using the original loan balance and loan term at time of closing and interest rates derived from the Freddie Mac PMMS. Original loan data is obtained directly from OTTO Homes Inc. or retrieved from public record where available. Accuracy is not guaranteed. Loan details may be edited using the links provided within the report. Upon editing loan information, responsibility for the accuracy of such information is assumed by the editor. Payment comparisons do not guarantee savings or approval. Application required and subject to underwriting approval.

Leverage your home equityto buy an investmentproperty

Leverage your home equityto buy an investmentproperty

Investing in Real Estate as a

long term wealth strategy

Investment property initial expenses

Your Guide to Growth

Your Guide to Growth

Financing your investment property purchaseusing your home equity

Finance Your Down Payment & Costs

Buy the Investment Property

Manage Rental

Next Steps

Schedule some time to crunch the numbers

Find the perfect investment property

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Disclaimer

Mortgage Rates & Payments

Leverage your home equity
to buy an investment
property

Leverage your home equity
to buy an investment
property

Financing your investment property purchase
using your home equity