
Yes, you can get a Home Equity Line of (HELOC) on an investment property, but it is generally harder to qualify for and comes with stricter requirements, such as a lower loan-to-value ratio and a need for more cash reserves, compared to a HELOC on a primary residence. Not all lenders offer them, and you'll likely face a higher interest rate, but it provides flexible access to cash by leveraging the equity in your rental or other investment property.


