Unlock the equity in your home with a flexible Second Lien HELOC designed for homeowners looking for cash access without refinancing their current first mortgage. Whether you are planning home renovations, consolidating debt, funding investments, or covering major expenses, this HELOC program offers high combined loan-to-value options, competitive variable rates, and flexible qualification guidelines.
This program features interest-only payments during the draw period, loan amounts up to $750,000, and Combined Loan-to-Value (CLTV) ratios up to 95% for qualified borrowers.

A Second Lien Home Equity Line of Credit (HELOC) allows homeowners to borrow against the available equity in their property while keeping their existing first mortgage intact. Instead of refinancing your current mortgage rate, this option provides a revolving line of credit secured by your home.
Borrowers can draw funds as needed during the 10-year draw period and repay over a 20-year repayment term.
Keep Your Low First Mortgage Rate
If you already have a favorable first mortgage interest rate, a second lien HELOC allows you to access equity without replacing your existing loan.
Flexible Access to Cash
Borrow only what you need, when you need it, during the draw period.
Interest-Only Payment Option
Enjoy lower monthly payments during the draw period with interest-only payment flexibility.
Ideal for Home Renovations
Perfect for:
Kitchen remodeling
Bathroom upgrades
Roof replacement
Pool installation
Property improvements
Investment property upgrades
Debt Consolidation
Consolidate higher-interest credit cards or personal loans into one manageable payment.
Second Lien HELOC Program Highlights
Loan amounts from $25,000 up to $750,000
CLTV up to 95% for qualified borrowers
Interest-only payments during draw period
10-year draw period
20-year repayment period
No prepayment penalty
Available for primary residences and second homes
1-4 unit properties eligible
Warrantable condos eligible
Prime-based variable interest rate
Annual rate adjustment caps of 2%
Lifetime rate cap of 18%
Minimum FICO score of 640
Manual underwriting for flexible approvals
Bank statement income option available for self-employed borrowers
Whether you need funds for renovations, debt consolidation, real estate investing, or major life expenses, this program provides flexible access to your home equity.
Eligible
Primary residences
Second homes
Single-family homes
2-4 unit properties
Townhomes
Planned Unit Developments (PUDs)
FNMA warrantable condos
Ineligible
Investment properties
Manufactured homes
Co-ops
Leasehold properties
HELOC Qualification Requirements
Minimum FICO: 640
Maximum Loan Amount $100k-$750k
Occupancy: Primary residences & Second homes
Debt-to-Income Ratios: Up to 45% DTI
Reserve Requirements: Varies
Self-Employed Options:
Tax return income: Bank statement income programs
Asset depletion options
Bank Statement HELOC Program
Self-employed borrowers may qualify using bank statements instead of traditional tax returns.
Program Features
12 or 24 months bank statements
Up to $500,000 loan amount
Minimum 680 FICO
Maximum 65% CLTV
Business or personal bank statements accepted
This option is ideal for:
Business owners
Independent contractors
1099 earners
Entrepreneurs
Real estate professionals
Qualified borrowers may use liquid assets for income qualification.
Eligible Assets Include
Retirement accounts
Investment accounts
Inheritance proceeds
Unrestricted stock
Real estate sale proceeds
High leverage options
Flexible underwriting
Competitive rates
Interest-only payments
Self-employed borrower solutions
Fast access to equity
No refinance of first mortgage required

A second lien HELOC is a revolving line of credit secured by your home that sits behind your first mortgage.
Yes. This program allows you to keep your existing first mortgage intact.
Qualified borrowers may obtain up to 95% CLTV.
Yes. Bank statement and asset depletion options are available for qualified self-employed borrowers.
Yes, warrantable condos are eligible, including Florida condos with certain CLTV restrictions.
Assumes full line utilization at the stated interest rate.