Home Equity Line of Credit (HELOC)
A HELOC (Home Equity Line of Credit) acts somewhat like a credit card, using your home equity as a line of credit. You can borrow and repay funds during the draw period, typically 5-10 years, and then repay the balance over the next 10-20 years. This flexibility makes it popular for ongoing expenses or consolidating high-interest debt.
However, HELOCs often have variable interest rates, making budgeting unpredictable. And while the initial interest-only payments can give you some breathing room, you may find yourself in for a financial rude awakening at the end of the draw period when your payments increase. It's crucial to have a disciplined repayment plan and use the funds responsibly to avoid increasing your debt.
Unison Equity Sharing Home Loan
Unison's Equity Sharing Home Loan provides a unique approach to accessing your home equity, offering a model that aligns with modern homeowners' needs. Its innovative structure includes:
- Interest-Only Payments: Dramatically lower monthly obligations
- 10-Year Term: Extended timeline for achieving your financial goals
- Flexible Payment Options: No prepayment penalties
- Home Improvement Value Recognition: Get credit for property improvements
- Capped Returns: Predictable sharing structure for peace of mind
- Aligned Interests: Unison succeeds only when you succeed
Unison designed the Equity Sharing Home Loan purposefully to enhance homeowners’ financial freedom and flexibility. With improved cash flow, you can keep more money in your pocket each month and use the freed-up cash for other investments. And when it comes to debt consolidation? Homeowners can take advantage of the Equity Sharing Home Loan to effectively streamline their finances, all while enjoying the benefits of a user-friendly, completely online application process.
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