TEXAS PRIME EQUITY LINE OF CREDIT
A Prime Equity Line of Credit lets you establish a flexible line based on the equity in your home, and is available on both homestead and non-homestead properties. A homestead property is generally considered your primary residence in Texas. A non-homestead property is typically a second/vacation home, or a rental/investment property.
You can draw on the line by simply writing an access check for $4,000 or greater, and you can use the cash whenever you need it, for almost any purpose. This might be appropriate when your borrowing needs vary over time, or if you want to be able to quickly access funds for emergency purposes. The interest expense is typically tax-deductible. (Consult your tax advisor concerning interest deductibility.)
Wachovia's Prime Equity Line offers the following features:
- 15-year draw period1
- 15-year post draw period with an amortized fixed rate1
- $11,000 minimum line balance
- Up to $750,000 for loan requests to access equity
- Up to $250,000 for loan requests to purchase property2
- You may be able to borrow against the available equity in your home, up to 50% of the value of your homestead property3
- Convenient access checks
- Minimum draw amount of $4,000
- Great variable rates with the option to fix your rate and payment on carried balances
- Get predictable payments by fixing your rate, term and payment on converted balances4
The interest rate for a Prime Equity Line of Credit adjusts monthly, during the draw period, with the prime rate, as published in The Wall Street Journal, Eastern Edition.
The links below can also help you make a more informed decision and show you how the application process works.
Texas Home Equity Comparison Chart
How To Use The Equity In Your Home
Understanding The Application Process