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getting
started

ESTIMATE YOUR LTV VALUE


calculate how much you can borrow based on the equity value of your home

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Enter the estimated market value of your home:

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Enter the amount that you still owe on your home plus any 2nd or 3rd mortgages, if any: $

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Percentage LTV
Your Percentage of Market Value Total Amt That You Can Borrow
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application


3 Simple Steps

Define your goals

Request a quote

Review your offer


 

IN PARTNERSHIP WITH CREDIT.com: 3 SIMPLE STEPS


to submit your home equity application to multiple lenders for review and best offer —
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Let's start with Step 1: Define Your Goals

Define Your Goals  
State the property is located in:
Requested loan type:
Property value:
Current mortgage balance:
Type of Property:
Are You A Homeowner?
How would you classify your credit rating?  
Requested loan amount:
 
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home equity
uses

TOP USES OF HOME EQUITY LOANS


consumer bankers association
  1. Debt Consolidation: avg. 42%


    type product: home equity loan — view how this product might work for you

  2. Home Improvement: avg. 24%


    type product: home equity line — view how this product might work for you

  3. Automobile Purchase: avg. 7%


    type product: home equity loan — view how this product might work for you

  4. Education Expense: avg. 5%


    type product: home equity line — view how this product might work for you

  5. Managing Events (Purchases, Investments, Expenditures): avg. 4%


    type product: home equity line — view how this product might work for you

  6. Starting a Business: 2%


    type product: home equity loan — view how this product might work for you
home equity
loan vs. line

HOME EQUITY LOANS


fixed rate loan, the money is advanced once with repayment terms set at 5-20 years

see product features

HOME EQUITY LINES OF CREDIT


works like a credit line, rates are variable and can change upon changes in a based rate

see product features

home equity
benefits

BENEFIT 1


home equity loans are lower in cost than most other personal loans — many home equity loans and lines start out at the PRIME RATE or lower
see our affiliate site at YourEquity.com for a sample of home equity interest rates

BENEFIT 2


with home equity credit lines, you borrow the amount of money you need as you need and when you need. You can borrow as many times up to your available credit line limit
see our affiliate site at YourEquity.com for a summary review of benefits and terms

BENEFIT 3


the interest you pay on your home equity loan qualifies for tax deductibility. Depending on your tax situation, the effective interest rate may be lower if you quality
see our affiliate site at YourEquity.com for a effective tax rate table

managing
your money

LOWER YOUR MONTHLY BILLS


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TIPS ON INCREASING YOUR MONEY


online tips to increase your income including in-the-home business opportunities view income tips


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* Calculations are based upon the assumptions you entered. Please note that rounding errors can make a small difference in calculations. Your actual mortgage lending rate may vary depending on your credit quality and lender. The circumstances surrounding your credit and loan qualifications may result in different calculations