First lien position
This HELOC is in first position, which can fit when there is no other mortgage in front of it, or when a first-lien line of credit is the structure you want.
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A home equity line of credit in first lien position when you want flexible access to your equity.
This HELOC is in first position, which can fit when there is no other mortgage in front of it, or when a first-lien line of credit is the structure you want.
A line of credit lets you tap equity as projects or expenses come up, instead of taking a lump sum all at once.
I'll put a first-position HELOC next to a refinance and a second-position HELOC so you can see which structure actually fits.
First position means the HELOC is the primary lien on the home. That often fits when the old mortgage is paid off, or when the line of credit is meant to be the first lien.
No. A cash-out refinance replaces your loan with a new first mortgage and a lump sum. A HELOC is a line of credit you can draw from over time. We'll compare both.
It depends on the loan and the lien setup. If you already have a first mortgage you want to keep, a second-position HELOC is often the better fit. I'll look at your title and numbers with you.
Usually no. You typically draw what you need during the draw period. I'll explain how draws, payments, and the repayment period work on the program we review.
Keep your first mortgage and tap equity with a second-lien home equity line of credit.
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