New Home Loans

Home Equity Loans Options

Here we offer home equity loans and home equity revolving lines of credit. Need a one-time-only sum of money? Want to borrow different amounts at different times and be able to write checks? Your smartest option depends on your needs.
Pay off unexpected medical, colage, ect. expenses.
Make home improvements that may build more equity.
Consolidate high interest debt into a single lower monthly payment.

Many borrowers refinance to shorten the term of the their mortgage. And brace yourself, even at low rates, a shorter term means higher monthly payments. The benefit to this madness is that you'll build up equity faster and pay far less in total interest over the life of the loan. If you can't afford the payments on a 15-year mortgage, your next best means of building equity is to refinance for less than 30 years. To do so, ask your mortgage company to customize your new home loan's term to match the years that are left on your old loan. For example if you are five years into a 30-year mortgage, ask for a 25-year loan.

Revolving line of credit

While many homeowners may choose a home equity loan to use for the down payment, if you have a sizeable equity you may want to consider a line of credit instead. With a home equity line of credit you could use a portion of the credit line for the down payment and access the remainder over time to pay for home repairs, remodeling projects or other expenses. Of course, you only pay interest on the funds that you’ve actually withdrawn from the credit line. Your home equity represents a wonderful source of cash. Take advantage of it, and put it to work for you.