How can Point’s HEI help?
Some financial situations feel daunting to overcome. Some dreams feel financially out of reach. With access to the wealth you've built in your home, you can get $25k - $500k for whatever you need.

Freedom to breathe


Bridge is designed for homeowners who need help with mortgage payments and are no more than two payments past due. Use some of your existing home equity to catch up and pay down other debts.

If making your mortgage payments is a challenge today, and you are no more than two payments past due, Bridge is designed to help you. We strive to fund your Bridge HEI in 14 days so that you can bring your mortgage current and advance two (or more) months of payments to your mortgage servicer.
Getting current on your mortgage allows you to rebalance your expenses and stay on top of future payments. Now that's peace of mind.
Tap your home equity to get your mortgage back on track.
Point’s Bridge is the ideal financing option for homeowners seeking maximum flexibility.





Since Point invests in your home, your pay back costs are determined by your home’s change in value. You have full control when you want to sell, refinance, or exit during the 30-year term.
Example home value appreciation scenarios
In this example, Tim owns a $400,000 home and receives $10,000 through Bridge to catch up on his mortgage. Four years later, he sells his home and repays Point. The amount he repays depends on how much his home’s value has changed.



Every year, Insider surfaces 100 leaders across 10 industries who are driving unprecedented change and innovation. Lim, the CEO and cofounder of Point, wants to make it easier for people to tap into that wealth. Lim’s company, which he founded alongside Eoin Matthews in 2015, offers homeowners lump sums of cash in exchange for a stake in their home.
Historically, homeowners could only tap into the equity of their homes by taking out a home equity loan or refinancing. But a new category of startups has emerged in recent years to give homeowners more options to cash in on their homes in exchange for a share of the future value of their homes.