Ways to access the equity in your home
If you have sufficient equity in your home, you can use it to access cash. Your home acts as collateral for these loans or agreements.
- How to Take Equity Out of Your Home
- Best Home Equity Loans
- Best Home Equity Lines of Credit
- Best Home Equity Agreements
- Best Home Sale-Leasebacks
Home equity reviews
Several companies allow you to access the equity in your home. Before moving forward with any company, it’s important that you review what it offers to ensure it offers you the best terms.
- Figure HELOC Review
- Hometap Review
- Spring EQ Home Equity Loan Review
- Point Home Equity Review
- Unison Home Equity Review
- EasyKnock Home Equity Review
- List of Home Equity Companies
Other home equity resources
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How a First-Lien HELOC Works: Complete Guide and Highest-Rated Lenders
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HELOC Repayment Explained: How to Manage Payments and Save Money
HELOCs have two periods: a draw period and a repayment period. You’ll make payments during...
How Much Equity Do You Need for a HELOC?
The amount of equity you'll need for a HELOC will vary by lender, but usually needs to be at least 10% to 20%.
Unlock Competitors and Alternatives
There are several competitors and alternative financing solutions to Unlock. Compare them to Unlock, below.
Point vs. Unlock: Home Equity Sharing Comparison
Point and Unlock both offer home equity sharing options. One gives homeowners more flexibility, while...
Hometap vs. Unlock: Home Equity Agreement Comparison
Hometap and Unlock both offer home equity sharing agreements. One offers higher loan amounts, while...
Unison vs. Unlock: Which Wins Out in Our Comparison?
Both Unison and Unlock offer home equity sharing, but they differ on qualifying requirements. Use...
Noah Competitors and Alternatives
Noah has several competitors that offer similar products. There are also alternative financing solutions to consider.
Can You Take Equity Out of Your Home Without Refinancing?
If you’re a homeowner who needs money and has equity in your home, you may...
How Does Co-Investing in a Home Work?
Co-investing can help you buy a house or tap your home’s equity. There are several home co-investing companies to choose from.