Home Equity Line of Credit
About Home Equity Line of Credit Mortgages, also called HELOCs
As you repay your mortgage, you will gradually build up equity in your home. You can borrow against that equity when you need cash, using either a loan or a line of credit.

Home equity loans give you the cash you need as a single up-front payment, which you can repay at a fixed rate. If you know exactly how much you need to borrow, a home equity loan may be the best option.

Home equity credit lines give you a revolving source of cash that you can draw from as you need to, up to a maximum amount. The line carries a variable rate with an interest-only option, and you pay interest only on what you actually use — not the total amount of the credit line.
How does the Home Equity Line of Credit works?
A variable-rate line of credit where funds are replenished as loan is paid down or paid off. Interest-only payments are available during the draw period.

Why Choose the Home Equity Line of Credit loan program?
Flexibility. Funds are readily available via a check book and via online Quick Transfer for discretionary and/or emergency needs.

Factors to consider when getting the Home Equity Line of Credit loan program
Monthly payments change in relation to Prime Rate fluctuations (plus applicable margin) and outstanding loan balance.

HELOC Mortgage Product Types:
  • 10/15 HELOC. Interest Only Option for the first 10 years and then 15 year amortized.
Home Equity Mortgage Comparison
Program Advantages Program Disadvantages
  • You only borrow what you need.
  • Pay interest only on what you borrow.
  • Flexible access to funds.
  • Interest may be tax deductible.
  • Rates can change. The maximum interest rate is normally high.
  • Payments can change.
  • Harder to refinance your first mortgage.
Terms and conditions apply. Some programs may not be available in all states and they may change without notice. State restrictions and limitations may apply. This is for educational purposes only. Contact your Data Mortgage Reverse Mortgage loan representative for complete details.
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