This loan is based on the equity you have in your house


by Shane - Date: 2007-06-08 - Word Count: 272 Share This!

Home equity loans are one of the most common ways for home owners to access cash to finance improvements on their homes. This loan is based on the equity you have in your house. In other words you are accessing cash which you have already paid in on your home mortgage.

When you decide on taking this loan, do some research on the internet and check out the banks and money lending agencies. You can save yourself a lot of money on interest by taking the time to do this. You will then be able to compare interest rates and terms of the loan. This is helpful when you come to making your decision where to take the loan.

This type of loan is an adjustable rate mortgage which means that the interest rate will be fixed for a certain period of time and after that will become adjustable for the remainder of the life of the loan.

A line of credit can be opened for you by the lender which will work much like a credit card. You will be given a maximum amount that you are able to withdraw. This money can be withdrawn at any time the borrower needs it but unlike a credit card the line of credit has a fixed time period in which the money can be withdrawn and then repaid again. If you require more funds you will have to refinance the loan and start all over again.

This is a better system than taking the loan in a lump sum. It is much easier to control the spending of the loan.

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