Charlotte, NC

Your home already holds the cheapest money you can borrow.

Run the numbers yourself. Then talk to one licensed local loan officer who explains what you're actually looking at.

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How much do you need

$75,000

$10K$250K

Estimated payment

$484

/mo

Interest only during a 10 year draw. Principal repayment comes after.

Interest over the full term$0
Rate %
Draw (yrs)
Current mortgage balance
Your current rate %
Years left on it
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This HELOC$484
Credit card at 22.9%$1,375
That is $0 a month less than carrying it on a card.
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Estimates are illustrative only and are not an offer, quote, or commitment to lend. QuoteFlash is not a lender. Rates you enter are assumptions, not quoted terms. All rates, terms, and approvals are set by the lending partner and vary by borrower, property, and credit.

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The only question that matters

Should you touch your first mortgage?

Everything else follows from this one answer. Move three sliders and see where you land.

Your rate now3.10%
Balance left$290,000
Cash you need$75,000
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Keep your first mortgage. Take a second lien.

Refinancing would cost you more every month before you see a dollar of the cash.

Keep it, add a second lienYour answer

$2,077

Existing payment plus a new second loan. Your original rate is untouched.

Cash-out refinanceCosts more here

$2,798

One new loan at today's rate. The rate you have now is gone for good.

Where the answer flips

Keep it, take a second
Refinance wins
2%You are at 3.10%Flips near 6.40%9%

Assumes a 30 year remaining term on your current mortgage, a 20 year second lien, and illustrative market rates. Not an offer or commitment to lend. Your actual options depend on credit, income, property value, and available terms.

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What it's for

Three reasons people tap equity.

Worked examples so you can see the shape of it before you talk to anyone.

Renovate without the 24% loan

A roof and HVAC quote arrives with contractor financing attached. The same money against your equity costs a fraction of that rate.

Example

$60,000 at 8.5% instead of 24.99% contractor paper

Consolidate what's compounding

Card balances above 20% grow faster than almost anything else you owe. One fixed payment at a secured rate stops the spiral.

Example

$45,000 of revolving debt into one fixed payment

Keep cash on hand, unused

A line you open and never draw costs nothing to sit there. Far cheaper than borrowing in a hurry when something breaks.

Example

$50,000 line opened, interest only on what you use

Illustrative examples, not actual customers or offers. Rates shown are for comparison only. Your terms depend on your credit, income, and property.

Not sure which one fits your situation?

Answer five short questions and a licensed loan officer will walk you through it.

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Where we differ

Sometimes the answer is don't.

We only get anywhere if a loan closes. So here are three times we will tell you to walk away, written down in advance so you can hold us to it.

The debt comes back

Consolidating cards into your home only works if the cards stay at zero. If the spending pattern is unchanged, you have moved unsecured debt onto your house and kept the habit.

You're moving soon

Closing costs need years to earn back. If you're selling inside two or three, the math rarely clears, and a shorter term personal loan may genuinely beat us.

The payment is tight

A second lien is secured by your home. If the new payment only works in a good month, the right answer is a smaller draw or none at all.

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A licensed loan officer writes back with a straight answer. No application, no obligation to go further.

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What happens next

One person picks up. The same one, every time.

Your file goes to a single licensed loan officer here in Charlotte, who walks you through what your numbers actually mean before anything gets committed to.

Talk to a loan officer
1You share your rate, balance, and roughly what you need
2A licensed loan officer reviews it and calls you the same day
3You see real numbers before any credit is pulled
4If it isn't worth doing, we tell you that instead

See what your equity can do
before anyone tries to sell you.

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