Home Equity Mortgage Loans can be customized to accommodate a wide range of needs. Did you know you can tap into your home's equity with a HELOC? Your equity is the difference between your home's value and what is owed on it; you can borrow against your equity for projects like home improvements, consolidating debt, and much more!
What to Expect
Regardless of the type of mortgage loan, your Today’s Bank Lender will:
- Provide one-on-one service and be dedicated to understanding your objectives
- Answer all questions you may have to put you at ease
- Keep you updated throughout the loan process
- Ensure timely processing and closing
Contact Today's Bank for mortgage loans NWA and River Valley residents can rely on for flexibility. The loan will have a 10-year draw period with a 15-year repayment period.
If you are considering a home equity loan, please review the Home Equity Lines of Credit Booklet. Please also review the disclosures for first mortgage loans or second mortgages.
Click here to use our Mortgage Calculator to help you determine how much Mortgage you can afford.
A Home Equity Line of Credit is just one of the many options to help you fund your projects. Our experienced lenders are here to listen to your situation and help find the right solution. Give us a call or stop by any office to get answers to your questions.
*This is a variable rate home equity line of credit, subject to verification, underwriting approval, documentation and other lending requirements. Current interest rates range from 7.35% APR to 9.25% APR. The Annual Percentage Rate (APR) will vary depending upon the type and amount of fees for your loan request. Applies to owner-occupied primary residence only. Excludes purchase money transactions. Property insurance is required. Fees: You must pay certain fees to third parties, such as appraisers, credit reporting firms, and government agencies. A good faith estimate of fees will be provided upon request. Generally, fees you will be charged range between $956.60 and $1,867.63. All information is subject to change and revision, and nothing herein is or should be interpreted as an obligation to lend.
