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HELOC and second-lien loans

A lot of equity is trapped behind a first mortgage nobody wants to touch. Refinancing to get at it means giving up that rate on the entire balance, which can cost far more than the money being pulled out is worth.

A loan that sits behind your existing first mortgage instead of replacing it. Either a line of credit you draw against or a fixed second lien taken as a lump sum. The first mortgage, and whatever rate it carries, stays exactly where it is.

Who a second lien is for

Investor funding the next down payment

Equity in one property is the cheapest source of the cash for the next acquisition.

Owner with a low first mortgage

Refinancing the whole balance to access equity would raise the payment on money already borrowed cheaply.

Flipper covering rehab out of equity

Wants a reusable line rather than arranging new financing on every project.

Consolidating higher-cost debt

Balances sitting at rates well above what a secured second would cost.

How a second lien works

  1. Send the property, the balance and rate on the existing first, and roughly what you think it is worth.
  2. A second is underwritten on the combined position, the first plus the new loan against the value.
  3. Occupancy decides the lane: a home you live in is a consumer loan in select states; an investment property is business-purpose and available in nearly every state.
  4. You choose the shape: a line you draw and repay as needed, or a fixed second taken all at once.

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