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HELOC

Home Equity Line of Credit

Single Family Home

Introducing HELOC

A HELOC lets homeowners use their equity as a line of credit for large expenses or debt consolidation, often with lower interest rates and potential tax-deductible interest. It's ideal for long-term home improvement projects and those comfortable using their home as collateral.

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A HELOC (Home Equity Line of Credit) uses the equity in your home as collateral and offers competitive interest rates, making it an attractive option for homeowners needing extra cash for renovations or debt repayment. It functions like a credit card, providing access to a credit line that can be drawn from and repaid as needed, typically available for up to 10 years. After this period, borrowers enter a repayment phase lasting up to 20 years, during which they repay the borrowed amount plus any interest owed. To apply for a cash-out refinance, there are specific requirements that must be met. Common reasons for seeking a cash-out refinance include home improvements, medical expenses, debt consolidation, large purchases, and tuition.

Advantages of a HELOC

How to Apply for a HELOC

Credit Evaluation

Lenders evaluate a HELOC similarly to traditional loans, using guidelines based on property value and credit score. The amount they lend is determined by the combined loan-to-value (CLTV) ratio, which compares the total loan value against the home's current worth. Your borrowing limit depends on your home equity.

Since a HELOC loan is a revolving line of credit, it can impact your credit both negatively and positively. When you first apply for a HELOC, your lender will pull your credit to get a look at your current financial situation which may cause your score to drop a few points. A HELOC loan will only hurt your credit significantly if you fail to make payments or if you miss payments altogether.

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