Home equity line of credit

Gigi
Home Buyer
Danville, CA

I used to live in this house but now it's a rental. So I have a home equity line of credit open on my rental property. Do I have to tell tthe bank hat I am renting out the house? And what will bank do to me?

Will any expert give me an advice? Thank you in advance. I already post my question this morning and got two answers. But I like to make my question more clear so I repost it again.

Answers (4)
Steve Mohseni
Agent
Pleasanton, CA

Gigi,

There is nothing wrong with making your primary home to a rental/investment property. You have no obligation to tell the bank and so long as you make your mortgage payment on time and carry a hazard insurance on your property, your lender most likely have no issue to talk to you about.

Let us know if we answered your questions. Best of luck!

Mon Nov 30 2009, 00:32
Bill Polack
Mortgage Broker
or Lender

Atlanta, GA

You will have to tell the lender that you have a loan on the property. It's going to be on the credit report and they will ask about the property. The debts from the loans will be used to calculate against your income on qualifying for the new loan. The rest of the info was explained to Gigi in a seperate email.

Wed Oct 7 2009, 09:48
Dave Sutton,...
Agent
Walnut Creek, CA
BEST ANSWER

Steve is right. It's similar to buying a home as your principal residence and later making it a rental. You don't have to tell the lender.

Wed Oct 7 2009, 08:53
Steve Ornellas:...
Broker
Fremont, CA
FIRST ANSWER

Hi Gigi,

You DO NOT have to tell the bank you are renting the property.

Best, Steve
Realtor® / Mortgage Broker / Certified Mortgage Planning Specialist®

Tue Oct 6 2009, 18:54

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