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loanthai
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posted: May. 12, 2003 @ 11:09a
Hi,
Is there a payoff early penalty for the home equity line of credit at Pentagon Federal credit uinion?
Can you apply now and use the entire loan amount at Fed/2004? Thanks. |
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DaveHanson
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posted: May. 13, 2003 @ 5:26p
Actually SIS, according to Earnst and Young, IRS has ruled the interest on your primary residence ONLY must be treated ONLY as a potentially itemizable mortgage deduction, strange as this might sound. If someone doesn't beat me to it I'll try to dig up the reference later. |
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SUCKISSTAPLES
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posted: May. 13, 2003 @ 8:45p
Really? even if you used the "primary residence" equity loan to payoff the loans on the investment properties?
And if "primary residence" loans can only be itemized, and not claimed as rental/investment property interest, wouldnt a simple solution be to change one's "primary residence"? |
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tabalard
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posted: May. 14, 2003 @ 8:41a
Okay I want to understand this before applying at Penfed.
We rarely itemize deductions and are considering taking out the HELOC on either our residence or on a condo we are selling to our daughter on a contract for deed. So if we want to offset the interest she pays us with the interest we pay on a HELOC draw, the HELOC must be taken out on the condo rather than our primary residence.
At least Penfed does HELOC on non owner occupied properties and a great introductory rate. After questioning them last night there seems to be no hidden fees besides joining that military organization which is a one time $20 fee for a continuing membership in the Penfed Credit Union.
She said it takes about a month to get the HELOC set up. |
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digimon
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posted: May. 15, 2003 @ 9:58a
Does anyone know if I have to pay the mortgage recording tax in NYC for taking out a HELOC? |
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SUCKISSTAPLES
- Charter Member
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posted: May. 15, 2003 @ 2:54p
digimon said:
<< Does anyone know if I have to pay the mortgage recording tax in NYC for taking out a HELOC? >> from what others in NY have posted, yes you do |
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Chgoman
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posted: May. 15, 2003 @ 3:02p
I just called Penfed & put in my application for a HELOC. It was quick and painless and they said they'd have the approval (or denial) within 72 hours. I'll let you know how the process goes... |
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digimon
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posted: May. 15, 2003 @ 4:09p
The mortgage recording tax kind of kills the idea of having a line of credit. I don't need the money yet but I still have to pay up front. That sucks. I wonder what is the percentage. |
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tabalard
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posted: May. 15, 2003 @ 5:31p
Digimon: Eleven states have it at varying rates per $100 of credit line asked for. You can call your county recorder's office to find out or just ask the mortgage provider. NY state was the highest recording rate according to them. |
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Sueyko
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posted: May. 16, 2003 @ 8:56a
digimon said:
<< The mortgage recording tax kind of kills the idea of having a line of credit. I don't need the money yet but I still have to pay up front. That sucks. I wonder what is the percentage. >> suffolk county has a 1% recordation tax.
NYC I believe has a 1.75% recordation tax!!
Not positive on this but I've heard if you obtain the HELOC from your current mortgager you may not have to pay the recordation tax. Some of my co-workers are trying to refinance their homes and the closing costs they were quoted varied greatly as it appeared some banks were adding the recordation tax while others (namely the current mortgager) weren't adding the fee in. |
Message edited by: Sueyko on 05/16/2003 08:58:04
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klipdrift
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posted: May. 16, 2003 @ 10:02a
Chgoman said:
<< I just called Penfed & put in my application for a HELOC. It was quick and painless and they said they'd have the approval (or denial) within 72 hours. I'll let you know how the process goes... >> I applied for Penfed Heloc on 5/5 and got a call on 5/7 saying I was approved pending documentation. I received a request for docs on 5/14 and will send it off today.
The fees for a HELOC ($70k) is $273 (+$310 if you want a new appraisal). Docs they need - W2 for previous year, pay statement , mortgage statement and you have to add Penfed to your insurance as a lien holder. |
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digimon
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posted: May. 16, 2003 @ 10:08a
klipdrift,
I thought PenFed has no fees. Why do you have to pay the $273 and may be the appraisal> |
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klipdrift
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posted: May. 16, 2003 @ 10:12a
digimon said:
<< klipdrift,
I thought PenFed has no fees. Why do you have to pay the $273 and may be the appraisal> >> My tax records did not support the amount of the HELOC I wanted (tax records being far lower than the actual current value) I have to support the value with an appraisal (refinanced recently and they will accept a copy of the recent appraisal).
The $273 fees are: $11 for credit report, $12 for flood determination, $100 abstract or title fee, $150 recording fee. (All estimates, will be determined at closing). |
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digimon
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posted: May. 16, 2003 @ 10:26a
Sueyko,
Thanks for the info. I can see a tax being applied to mortgages. But for a HELOC, that is so unfair. For a hypothetical $100K, the tax would be $1750 and yet I may only draw much less than that from time to time. I don't mean to question your knowledge, but do you know anyone actually paid this tax for a HELOC (not a refinancing mortgage) in Suffolk or NYC? |
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Sueyko
- Senior Member
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posted: May. 16, 2003 @ 10:34a
Yes, I paid the 1% in suffolk county on my HELOC. |
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digimon
- Senior Member
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posted: May. 16, 2003 @ 12:12p
Sueyko,
Where did you get your HELOC? I am thinking Citizens Advantage. |
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Sueyko
- Senior Member
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posted: May. 16, 2003 @ 12:43p
DeepGreen Bank. At the time, it was .25 below prime w/ automatic withdrawal. Now, it is .05 below prime. |
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digimon
- Senior Member
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posted: May. 16, 2003 @ 2:41p
Sueyko,
DeepGreen could be the bank Citizens Advantage uses as a provider. How did they take out the mortgage recording tax? You mailed a check or they took it out from your credit line (so you would pay interest immediately)? |
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Sueyko
- Senior Member
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posted: May. 16, 2003 @ 2:51p
I took out a 139k loan. The 1% was taken out immediately and the funds were wired to my account minus the 1%. |
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