Draw against the equity in your home as you need it. HELOCs are a revolving second-lien line on a primary residence or second home.
Owner-occupied and second homes. Investment-property cash-out is a bridge loan ($1,000,000 minimum).
A home equity line of credit lets you borrow against equity, draw as needed, and only pay interest on what you use.
Renovate, repair, or add on without taking a lump-sum second mortgage. Draw for contractors as work is done.
A HELOC sits in second position so you can tap equity without refinancing a low-rate first mortgage.
Use the line for working capital, education, medical bills, or consolidating higher-rate debt — you control when you draw.
Keep a revolving line in place for opportunities or emergencies without paying interest until you actually draw.
A revolving line — use what you need, repay, and draw again during the draw period.
You typically pay interest on the outstanding balance, not the full approved line.
A HELOC sits in second position so you do not have to refinance a low-rate first mortgage.
HELOCs are for homeowners tapping equity in a primary residence or second home. Investment-property cash-out and short-term investor deals use a bridge loan ($1,000,000 minimum).
Draw, repay, redraw
Keep your first mortgage
Primary or second home
Start a HELOC application in minutes. Investment-property cash-out is a bridge loan.
Apply for a HELOC →Straight answers about Loanable and this product
A HELOC is a revolving line of credit secured by home equity. Loanable matches homeowners with HELOC lenders; it does not make the loan. Occupancy is a primary residence or second home.
No. Public real estate products are HELOC and bridge loans ($1,000,000 minimum). Ground-up construction and fix-and-flip are not offered.
Use a HELOC when you want a revolving second-lien line on a primary residence or second home. Use a bridge loan for investment or commercial property, including cash-out. Bridge loans start at $1,000,000.