Equity Solutions

Traditional HELOC

A revolving line of credit secured by your home — flexible access to capital when you need it, on your terms.

The Structure

How a HELOC works over time

1

Typically 10 Years

The Draw Period

Access funds as needed, pay interest only on what you use. Flexible, revolving access to your line.

2

After Draw Period

Repayment Entry

The outstanding balance begins to amortize. Monthly payments now include principal and interest.

3

20-Year Term Typical

Full Repayment

Complete repayment phase. Structured like a traditional amortizing loan until balance is zero.

Structural Precision

Fixed Rate Options

Lock in a portion of your balance at a fixed rate for predictability in your payment planning.

High LTV Limits

Access up to 80–90% of your home's value depending on your equity position and credit profile.

Zero Closing Costs

Many programs offer zero or low closing cost options, reducing the upfront investment to open the line.

HELOC vs. Home Equity Loan

Feature HELOC Home Equity Loan
Fund Access Draw as needed, revolving Lump sum at closing
Interest Rate Variable (fixed options) Typically fixed
Payments Interest-only during draw Principal + interest from day one
Flexibility High — borrow, repay, borrow again One-time disbursement

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