A Home Equity Line of Credit (HELOC) may allow qualified homeowners to access available equity when they need it while paying interest only on the amount used.
Not all applicants will qualify. Subject to approval.
A Home Equity Line of Credit is a revolving credit line secured by your home.
Unlike a traditional second mortgage, a HELOC allows borrowers to draw funds as needed during the draw period, subject to program guidelines and available credit limits.
Home Renovations
Debt Consolidation
College Expenses
Emergency Reserves
Real Estate Investments
Business Capital
Major Purchases
Financial Flexibility
A revolving line of credit secured by your home's equity.
In many cases, yes.
Many borrowers use HELOC proceeds for home improvements, debt consolidation, investments, and other approved purposes.
Speak with a loan specialist to review your HELOC options, available credit limits, and the flexible ways to access your home's equity.
HELOC programs are subject to borrower eligibility, property eligibility, credit approval, loan-to-value requirements, investor guidelines, and underwriting review. Not all applicants will qualify. Terms, rates, draw periods, repayment periods, and available credit limits may vary.