Make Your Equity Work for You
Your home is likely the most significant asset you own. Thanks to your down payment, years of mortgage payments, and market appreciation, you may have access to funding if you ever need it. With a HELOC (home equity line of credit) or second mortgage, you could access the untapped equity in your home and turn it into cash for things like:
Home improvement projects
Paying down debt
Retirement plans
College expenses and more!
A HELOC, or home equity line of credit, allows you to access money when you need it so the funds can be used on your timeline. A second mortgage, or home equity loan, provides the funds in a lump sum, which can be helpful when a large amount of money is needed all at once.
To find out which financing options are best for you, contact an Assurance Financial Loan Officer today!
RESOURCES
Downloadable Guides
We’ve created these guides to be a valuable resource to walk you step-by-step through your next adventure.
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First-Time Homebuyer Guide
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Refinance Guide
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