Whether you’ve been declined by the bank or are looking to consolidate debt, there are many ways we can help you leverage your homes equity to get approved for a home equity loan or to secure a mortgage on your new purchase.
A credit loan from Custom Capital Lending only requires you to be a homeowner. We consider Home Equity Loans even if you have bruised credit, poor credit, bad credit, or are simply self-employed. If you own a home, we can help.
Credit ratings are designed to do one single thing – rank consumers based on their level of risk to a lender. However, the credit rating system is not perfect. The parameters of how credit is scored are very narrow – including factors such as if you pay your credit card bills on time, if you’re a homeowner, and if you’re employed. What credit ratings don’t take into account are mostly external factors. For example, you purposely don’t have credit cards to avoid taking on debt or that you are successfully self-employed. All factors that make you more likely to pay back your loan on time.
As a home equity lender, the predominant criteria we consider when approving a home equity loan is the equity you have in your home, meaning you can definitely obtain a home equity loan if you are self-employed. Typically, we can approve a home equity loan application within 24 hours regardless of your credit, age, or income history.
You can use a home equity loan for anything. Common uses include debt consolidation (paying off high-interest credit card debt), home improvements, paying for an education (expenses/tuition), investments, starting a business or growing an existing business, taking a dream vacation, or providing you with additional cash flow for any temporary situation that may arise. You can also use a home equity loan to pay for medical emergencies or as a business investment to buy another piece of property.
Over time the Ontario real estate market continues to see increases in property values in most residential properties. Home equity loans allow you to access the equity in your home.
Value of your Home* – Remaining Mortgage Balance = Your Home Equity