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Home Equity Line of Credit

Flexible Access to Your Home's Value

A HELOC gives you a revolving line of credit based on your home equity. Borrow what you need, when you need itβ€”for renovations, debt consolidation, education, or any major expense. Only pay interest on what you actually use.

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Current Property

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Calculate Your Available Equity

See how much you could borrow with a HELOC

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Your Available Equity

$200,000

Maximum HELOC Amount (85% LTV)

$170,000

*This is an estimate. Actual HELOC amount depends on credit score, income, and lender requirements.

Why Choose a HELOC?

Flexible financing backed by your home's equity

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Flexibility

Draw funds only when you need them and pay interest only on what you use

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Lower Rates

HELOC rates are typically much lower than credit cards or personal loans

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Multiple Access Methods

Access funds via checks, credit card, or online transfers

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Tax Benefits

Interest may be tax-deductible when used for home improvements

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Up to 90% LTV

Borrow up to 90% of your home's value minus existing mortgage

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Convenient Closing

Fast approval process, possibly close at home

Common Uses for a HELOC

Homeowners use HELOCs for a variety of financial needs

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Home Renovations & Improvements

Add a deck, remodel kitchen, finish basement

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Debt Consolidation

Pay off high-interest credit cards and loans

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Education Expenses

College tuition, certification programs

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Emergency Fund

Have access to cash for unexpected expenses

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Investment Opportunities

Fund rental property down payment or business

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Major Purchases

Vehicle, boat, RV, or other large purchases

How a HELOC Works

Understanding the two phases of a HELOC

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Draw Period (5-10 years)

During this time, you can borrow against your line of credit as needed. You typically make interest-only payments on what you've borrowed. You can repay and re-borrow multiple times.

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Repayment Period (10-20 years)

After the draw period ends, you can no longer borrow funds. You'll make monthly payments on both principal and interest until the balance is paid off. Some borrowers refinance at this stage.

Qualification Requirements

Sufficient home equity

Typically 15-20% minimum

Credit score of 620 or higher

700+ for best rates

Debt-to-income ratio below 43%

Lower is better

Stable income and employment history

Documentation required

Property used as primary residence

Some allow investment properties

Frequently Asked Questions

Your Home Has Untapped Potential

Access your equity for renovations, debt payoff, or whatever you need. Lower rates than credit cards.