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125 % Home Equity Loan

If you are looking to raise some money and your home is worth a good deal more than the amount you still have borrowed against it then you might want to consider a 125% Home Equity Loan. Mortgage finance is the cheapest borrowing available to most people, and it makes good sense to use your property to raise money rather than taking more expensive loans and credit from elsewhere. An equity loan can be the best way for you to take care of major expenses such as college tuition or car payments.

 

The way a 125% Home Equity Loan works is this.  The lender looks at an appraisal of the value of your home. That value is the figure that the lender uses to work out what he can lend.  So if your home appraisal is $100,000 and the lender will go up to 125% of the appraised value, that means the lender  is prepared to lend up to $125,000 on your home.  If, say, you still owe $60,000 from your first mortgage then that is taken off the total possible loan amount giving ($125,000-$60,000) which equals $65000 as the maximum amount you can raise in the new loan.  Lenders will also want to look at what you earn and any other loans you have to check how big an equity loan you can afford to pay back.

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