Point for brokers
The Point Home Equity Investment (HEI) is a cash solution for established homeowners who want equity access without a monthly payment. Say yes to more clients with Point.
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Why partner with Point
Diversify your home equity offerings
Give your clients a flexible equity option that fits where they are in life.
Stay relevant across more of your clients' lives
Keep every client relationship intact. Point fills the gap when you need one more answer.
Comprehensive toolkit
From modeling scenarios to underwriting, Point's platform supports you along the way so you can focus on your client.
Transparency across the deal flow
Full visibility into every update, notification, and communication in one place to keep your deals moving forward to closing.
When Point is the right fit
Point's Home Equity Investment (HEI) is designed for equity-rich homeowners entering a new phase of life. When your client values cash flow flexibility, Point fits.
Home improvement
Retirement savings
Small business
Debt consolidation
Education expenses
Loss of income
Real results from real homeowners
The banks required a lot more to qualify for their loans. Point came in and said, here’s an option for you.
Rameil
from Burbank, CA
Tell us about your business and we'll reach out to discuss the program.
Home Equity Investment
How does the Point Home Equity Investment compare to a HELOC, refinance, or home equity loan?
What does the Point HEI cost the homeowner, and how does repayment work?
Can Point take second or third lien position?
Ready to say yes to more clients?
Point in the media
Our innovative home equity products have been featured in top publications.
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.
