Home Equity Lines of Credit
Open a HELOC that you can use over and over.
Home Equity Loan
Live your best life in your home! Right now, get a special introductory rate on any home equity loan for the first six months. This offer is available for a limited time.
Show RateWhen you apply for a HELOC, you get a credit limit, and you can borrow up to that amount. As you pay your balance down, you can borrow again, similar to a credit card.
Product Details
Most HELOCs have a variable rate for the life of the loan, but Veridian's HELOCs offer a fixed rate that will not change for the first 5 or 10 years. That gives you more confidence and stability for the future.
You can pay down your HELOC and borrow up to your limit again and again, similar to a credit card. Save more on all sorts of purchases over your 25-year term.
You can access your HELOC through online banking and our mobile app. Simply make transfers from your HELOC to your savings or checking accounts when you need to draw from it.
Get up to 100% of the value of your equity. Please note that rates increase once your loan-to-value ratio goes over 80%.
This loan may be a good fit for you if:
- You have equity in your home.
- You're doing DIY or other projects with expenses over time.
- You like the security of a line of credit you can borrow from.
- You want to use your credit over and over again, like a credit card.
Getting a Home Equity Line of Credit
STEP 1:
STEP 2:Close Your Loan
Sign final loan documents with standard closing costs of around $275.
STEP 3:Start Spending
You’ll receive access to your line of credit and can start drawing from it.
Frequently Asked Questions
Your minimum payment is either 1% of your balance or $50, whichever is greater.
You can draw up to your credit limit. There are no special rules about increments or daily limits.
With closed-end loans, you receive a set amount of money that you repay in roughly equal installments over a defined term.
To estimate your equity, take the value of your home and subtract the balance on your mortgage and other liens, if any. To find your loan-to-value ratio, divide the total amount you owe on your home by its value. For example, if your home is appraised at $200,000 and you owe $50,000 on your mortgage, you have $150,000 of equity and your current loan-to-value ratio is 25%.
You'll need an appraisal if you're looking to borrow more than $100,000 or more than the current assessed value of your equity. If an appraisal is required and you've had one done in the last three months, we'll accept it. If it's older than that but was still done in the last year, we'll review it to see if we can accept it. New appraisals typically cost between $400-$500.
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