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Home Equity

New American Funding Home Equity Review

3.4 /5
HELOC
  • Available for primary and secondary residences
  • Checking your rate doesn’t affect your credit score
  • Not available in Hawaii or New York
  • Little to no information on its website outside of the application funnel

New American Funding is a family-owned company that aims to be a different kind of mortgage lender. It offers many types of loans, some of which include conventional, jumbo, refinance, and HELOC loans.

This review will focus on New American Funding’s HELOC product to see how it can help homeowners gain access to cash for their needs.

Rates, terms, and fees

Most of New American Funding’s HELOC terms are only made available once you fill out an online form. While we were able to confirm the following information with the lender, some of the terms may be different for you.

TermDetail
Rates (APR)Not disclosed
Rate discounts0.25% for automatic payments
Loan amount$20,000 – $400,000
Repayment termsNot disclosed
Origination fee1.50% – 4.99%

Eligibility requirements

To ensure it only provides funds to financially responsible homeowners, New American Funding has set specific requirements that must be met for to be approved for a HELOC.

RequirementDetails
Min. credit score640
Max. CLTV85%
DTIMust be less than 50%
Max. lien position3rd
State limitationsDoes not lend in Hawaii or New York
Eligible propertiesSingle-family residences, townhomes, planned unit developments, or mid- and high-rise condos

Additionally, applicants should have a strong mortgage payment history with no recent bankruptcies or foreclosures.

How to apply with New American Funding

New American Funding has a straightforward application process. You’ll need to complete a quick online form that can be accessed by clicking here. The application will ask some basic questions about your home and financial history. No documents or registration is needed for this form.

Once you complete the form, you’ll be asked to enter your email and phone number so that a loan consultant can contact you to discuss your options.

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