Swing Loan: Access the Equity in Your Home
The Swing Loan is a home equity financing product designed to help homeowners access cash using the equity in their property.
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Program Details
The Swing Loan offers homeowners a way to tap into the equity they’ve built in their home, typically for expenses like renovation, debt consolidation, or large purchases. These loans can come in various forms — fixed or variable rate, with different draw and repayment options — depending on the borrower's needs.
Designed for borrowers with sufficient equity, the Swing Loan is often used for flexible cash access or strategic financial planning.
Eligibility Requirements
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Must own a home with built-up equity
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Typically need 15–20% equity or more
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Good credit and debt-to-income ratio
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Property appraisal may be required**
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Must meet lender-specific underwriting guidelines
Program Benefits
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Access to cash for large expenses
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Lower interest rates than unsecured loans
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Flexible repayment options and terms
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Interest may be tax-deductible (consult a tax advisor)
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Can consolidate higher-interest debt
How to Apply
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Contact a lender offering home equity products
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Submit income, credit, and property details
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Undergo appraisal and underwriting
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Receive approval and sign loan agreement
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Funds disbursed or line of credit opened
Program Overview
Category
Home Equity
Maximum Assistance
85% of loan amount
Official Program Website
Information about this program is provided as a resource and may be subject to change. Always verify details with the official program website.
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Disclaimer
Program availability, terms, and requirements may vary by lender and location. Additionally, programs are subject to change based on policy updates and market conditions. Always consult with a mortgage professional for the most current information and to determine eligibility for specific programs. The information provided on this website is for general informational purposes only and does not constitute financial, legal, or professional advice.