Home Equity Line of Credit
Current variable rate as low as 3.99% APR1
You’ve been good to your home. Now let your home return the favor.
A home equity line of credit allows you to leverage the investment you’ve made in your home. Want to pay off those credit cards at a lower interest rate? Make some home improvements? A home equity line of credit from Desert Community Bank makes it possible.
A LINE OF CREDIT WHEN YOU NEED IT:
- Avoid bank-imposed costs with a line that’s open for 36 months
- Make the most of the 10-year draw period and 20-year repayment period
- Have access to funds with loan amounts ranging from $10,000 to $500,000
- Have a clear understanding of the variable interest rate, which is based on the Wall Street Journal prime rate
- Utilize a variety of draw methods
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1Desert Community Bank Home Equity Line of Credit (HELOC) is a variable rate, revolving line of credit secured by residential property only, specifically, 1-4-unit owner-occupied homes, and modular homes. The annual percentage rate (APR) is based on the Wall Street Journal prime rate (index) as of January 2, 2021, plus a margin for HELOC amounts between $10,000 and $500,000 with a combined loan-to-value (CLTV) ratio of 80% or lower. Effective January 2, 2021, the current variable APR will range from 3.99% to 21.00%. It will not exceed 21.00% APR. APR reflects a .50% interest rate discount that is available for HELOCs with monthly automatic payments (ACH) established and elected at the time of application to be paid from a borrower’s Desert Community Bank Deposit Account. Actual APR will be based on the variable rate index value in effect at the time of account opening, plus a margin determined by the borrower's credit qualifications, the amount of the line of credit, lien position, CLTV ratio, type of property, and other factors. APR remains variable for the life of the loan. Annual fee is $75 per year and is waived the first year. The HELOC must remain open for at least 36 months to avoid payment of closing fees, including, but not limited to, title, appraisal, notary, and recording fees. Borrower is responsible for paying required government taxes and fees at closing. During the 10-year draw period, for the (a) interest-only payment terms, the minimum payment for each billing cycle will equal the greater of $100 or the finance charges that have accrued for that billing cycle or for the (b) principal and interest payment terms, the minimum payment for each billing cycle will equal the greater of $100 or the amount sufficient to repay the account balance in full by the maturity date in substantially equal payments plus the finance charges that accrued for that billing cycle, and other fees, charges and costs. If the repayment period extends to 20 years, the minimum payment for each billing cycle will equal the greater of $100 or the amount sufficient to repay the account balance in full by the maturity date in substantially equal payments plus the finance charges that accrued for that billing cycle and other fees, charges, and costs. The borrower is responsible for separate payments of property taxes and insurance. Property insurance is required; if the collateral is determined to be in an area having special flood hazards, flood insurance will be required as well. The borrower must have verifiable income. Offer may be withdrawn without notice. Rates apply to new HELOC accounts and may not apply to existing HELOC accounts. Offer not valid in TX. For qualified borrowers. Subject to credit approval, underwriting approval, and lender terms and conditions. Programs subject to change without notice. Some restrictions may apply. Not a commitment to lend. HELOCs are only offered through a Retail Banking Branch or in conjunction with a first mortgage purchase or refinance transaction.
CONSIDERATIONS: Fees and charges may vary by product and state. Please consult your tax advisor regarding the deductibility of interest. Consolidating or refinancing debt may increase time and/or the finance charges/total loan amount required to repay the debt. Important information will be provided to you in the disclosures you receive after we have received your application and the loan documents you are provided at loan closing.