for ~ $135K for 5 years. what are your options and what are the fees? by Dick Alexander from Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Jan 3rd 2013
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As a general rule, I would not recommend a HELOC with a limit that high, especially with interest rates as low as they are. Your best bet is to find a Licensed Mortgage Professional in your area do discuss what your plans are. This will give you an opportunity to weigh pros and cons of HELOC vs and ARM or fixed rate mortgage. You can find a Licensed Professional at the National Association of Mortgage Professionals at: http://www.namb.org/assnfe/SearchBroker.asp?SnID=1921118381 ~ Bert Carpenter, The LoansA2z team of NOVA Home Loans ~ NMLS 40586 ~ Licensed in California and Arizona ~ www.LoansA2z.com 888-889-9950
Yes Mr Alexander, there is not enough info provided. Go to the top of the page and click on "Find a Lender" and then put in your zip code and call one of the lenders listed.
Good luck!
I would not recommend a equity line for that large a loan amount, you will likely be better off with a traditional mortgage. The fees are higher but your rate will be fixed at a much lower rate. HELOC's with low rates are typically adjustable monthly so you take a lot of risk that rates increase before you have it paid off.
google iowa mortgage broker and make contact with a local company. That is the best way to find a lender online.
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