125% Home Equity Loan
I think that you might be streching yourself a bit thin. Leveraging yourself to the hilt can put yourself in a risky position. If you get injured or sick and can't work for a while you will lose everything.
No risk no gain but make sure you are prepared for contingencies. Good luck.
No risk no gain but make sure you are prepared for contingencies. Good luck.
Interest rates usually really suck on these loans (worse than any of my credit cards - but I didn't look that hard), and the interest on the extra 25% is not tax deductible like the rest of your mortgage interest.
home equity loans are typically cheaper than mortgages. they should be offered at prime, which is the 5 year treasury...close to 4%?
c3 makes a good point about over-extending yourself. also, if you're looking at taking the loan out for investment purposes, you're looking at a higher interest rate for NOO (non owner occupied) purchases. also, you'll have 3 mortgages then!
to the poster above...if you're looking to refi, today was the best day of rates this year!
c3 makes a good point about over-extending yourself. also, if you're looking at taking the loan out for investment purposes, you're looking at a higher interest rate for NOO (non owner occupied) purchases. also, you'll have 3 mortgages then!
to the poster above...if you're looking to refi, today was the best day of rates this year!
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