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Business HELOC

Turn Your Home Equity Into Capital for Your Business.

Access the equity in your home to fund growth, cover expenses, purchase equipment, or take advantage of your next business opportunity.

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Flexible financing backed by the equity you’ve already built.

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Business HELOC FAQs

What is a Business HELOC?
A Business HELOC is a home equity line of credit used to access capital for business purposes. The line is secured by residential real estate.
How much could I qualify for?
The amount available depends on factors including your home value, current mortgage balance, available equity, credit profile, income, lender requirements, and other underwriting criteria.
What can I use the funds for?
Depending on the program terms, funds may be used for working capital, inventory, equipment, expansion, marketing, hiring, and other eligible business expenses.
Is my home used as collateral?
Yes. A HELOC is generally secured by your home. Because your property serves as collateral, it is important to understand the repayment terms and risks before proceeding.
How is a HELOC different from a business loan?
A traditional business loan is generally underwritten primarily around the business and borrower. A HELOC is secured by available equity in residential real estate and may provide a different way to access capital.
Can I use a HELOC if I’m self-employed?
Eligibility depends on the lender’s income documentation and underwriting requirements. Self-employment by itself does not necessarily determine whether you qualify.
Does applying affect my credit?
Credit inquiry practices vary by lender and stage of the application process. Any applicable credit inquiry requirements should be reviewed before you proceed.

A Flexible Way to Fund What’s Next

Access Meaningful Capital

Turn available home equity into financing for your business needs.

Use It Where Your Business Needs It

From inventory and equipment to expansion and working capital, your financing can support a wide range of business priorities.

A Line Built Around Your Equity

Your available financing is based in part on the equity in your property, along with credit and underwriting requirements.

Your Home Equity. Your Business Opportunity.

A Business HELOC gives qualified homeowners access to a line of credit secured by their home equity.

Instead of relying only on traditional business financing, you may be able to unlock capital from the value you’ve already built in your property and put it to work in your business.

A line of credit can provide flexibility to access funds as needed, subject to your available credit and financing terms.

Use the Funds for Your Business

  • Working capital
  • Inventory and supplies
  • Equipment purchases
  • Expansion or renovations
  • Marketing and advertising
  • Hiring and payroll
  • Unexpected business expenses

Put Your Equity to Work for Your Business

Access capital for the business priorities that matter most.

Grow Your Business

Open a new location, renovate your space, or invest in the next stage of growth.

Purchase Equipment

Finance machinery, vehicles, technology, or other equipment your business needs.

Build Inventory

Stock up for busy seasons, large orders, or new opportunities.

Strengthen Cash Flow

Create additional flexibility for operating expenses and working capital.

Invest in Marketing

Fund campaigns, customer acquisition, technology, and other growth initiatives.

Build Your Team

Support hiring, payroll, training, and other workforce expenses.

A Simpler Path to Business Capital

01

Tell Us About Yourself

Complete the short online form with information about your property and financing needs.

02

Review Your Options

We’ll review your information and help identify HELOC options that may fit your situation.

03

Move Forward

If you qualify and choose to proceed, complete the required underwriting and closing steps to access your funds.

See What Options May Be Available

Tell us a little about your property and financing needs to get started.

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No obligation to move forward. Financing is subject to approval, underwriting requirements, lender terms, and program availability.

See What Your Home Equity Could Do for Your Business

If you own a home with available equity, a HELOC may provide another source of capital for your business.

The amount and terms available to you will depend on factors such as your home value, existing mortgage balance, available equity, income, credit profile, and lender underwriting requirements.

Because a HELOC is secured by residential real estate, your property may serve as collateral. Carefully review all financing terms and risks before proceeding.

Information You May Need

  • Property address
  • Estimated home value
  • Current mortgage balance
  • Basic personal information
  • Income information
  • Business information

Your Home Has Equity. Your Business Has Plans.

See whether a Business HELOC could help you turn that equity into capital for your next move.

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