Non-QM HELOC — Lendia California
What Property Types Are Eligible for a Non-QM HELOC?
Non-QM HELOC programs tend to support a wider range of property types than conventional HELOCs, particularly for investment properties — which are rarely supported by standard HELOC products.
Eligible Property Types
- Single family residences (primary, second home, investment)
- Condominiums (warrantable and select non-warrantable)
- Townhomes and attached single family
- 2–4 unit residential properties
- Some 5+ unit multifamily properties (selected Non-QM programs)
- Short-term rental properties (with DSCR or rental income documentation)
Investment Property Advantage
One of the key advantages of Non-QM HELOC products over conventional HELOCs is the ability to draw equity from investment properties. Conventional HELOC programs rarely support investment properties — Non-QM programs built around DSCR or investor qualification allow investors to access equity from their rental portfolios.
Property Condition
Like conventional HELOCs, Non-QM HELOCs still require properties to be in reasonable, habitable condition. Significant deferred maintenance or properties in disrepair may not qualify even for Non-QM programs. An appraisal is required to verify condition.
Ineligible Property Types
- Raw land or lots
- Commercial-only properties
- Co-ops
- Manufactured homes not on permanent foundation
- What Is a Non-QM HELOC?
- Who Is the Non-QM HELOC Designed For?
- What Income Documentation Options Are Available?
- Can Bank Statements Be Used to Qualify?
- What Credit Score Is Required?
- What LTV Limits Apply?
- What Property Types Are Eligible?
- How Does the Rate Compare to a Conventional HELOC?
- Can Self-Employed Borrowers Use a Non-QM HELOC?
- Can I Use a Non-QM HELOC as a First Lien?
- Non-QM HELOC vs. Wealth Builder HELOC — What’s the Difference?
- How Do I Apply Through Lendia?