Unlock your home equity with Point’s HEI1

No monthly payments
No income requirements
No need for perfect credit

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Highly recommended.
I’ve been through countless mortgage and refinancing applications. This was by far the best experience I’ve ever had. I was told 90 days to close at the beginning and we closed in 28 days. The entire process was so efficient and stress free. I was kept informed of the progress each and every step of the way. I am so glad I made the decision to go with Point.
David P Boey
The Point process was a lifesaver for…
The Point process was a lifesaver for me. It allowed me to get completely out of a lot of debt and to make the changes I wanted to make in my house to enjoy my old age. The application process was very easy - just get in what they ask you for as timely as possible. Crystal and John were two of the nicest people you could ever hope to meet. They both got things done as fast as possible - we closed in a month. I see this, especially for elderly people who don't have a lot of equity in their home and can't do a reverse mortgage, as another good option.
Bonnie C.
This HEI was a perfect fit for me..
This HEI was a perfect fit for me. Retired and on a fixed income, I found I was paying interest on home equity loans each month. I never seemed to be able to reduce those loans, which meant I was cash-poor each and every month. I was able to pay off all those loans, leaving me with some cash each month. The payoff will happen when I sell my home in the future.
Bruce M.
Point was great!!!
Point was great!!!! They gave me money from my home equity when no one else would. I did not qualify for refi or reverse mortgage. They were fast and the customer service was great. I recommend them, highly.
Terri C.
When other SAY NO and you are in a bind..
I think is a better alternative to refinance similar in my opinion to a reverse mortgage. your immediate cash flow is not impacted if what you are trying to do is control your cashflow by eliminating smaller loans that do impact your current cashflow.
Jose Castillo
A loan that made sense for me
"Point were efficient, quick and upfront about all the expenses. After doing the math and looking at other options, Point's deal made the most sense for me."
Tomas
Awesome push through of funds at the buzzer
"James and His manager Megan seemed to understand my sense of urgency as I was using the money for an investment that had a deadline. James pushed it to closing stage for me and once Megan got involved in the closing it was closed money wired to Fidelity within 1 day, after I was told it could be another 3 days plus wire transfer time. I was close to saying forget it, Megan brought it home!"
Karli Pan
Funded in weeks
My experience from start to end was good beginning at end of April 2024 and funded by start of June 2024. Starting with Andrew and providing all the different required information and forms and ending with Amanda and the closing team members, including the notary, everything went well. I am hopeful all customers encounter the same experience. Make no mistake this is expensive decision I am quite well aware of, that is the only drawback but this was critical and necessary in my situation so I am thankful
Jamie

How can Point’s HEI help?

As a homeowner, you get upfront funds from Point in return for a portion of your home’s future appreciation. You control when you exit the partnership during the 30-year term.

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Get freedom to breathe

Access the wealth you've built in your home, and get $30k - $500k for whatever you need.
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Pay off your high-interest debt
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Cover unexpected household expenses
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Renovate your ideal home
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Settle outstanding medical bills 
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Home Equity Investment (HEI) basics

Point’s HEI is a partnership between you and Point. As a homeowner, you get upfront funds from Point in return for a portion of your home’s future appreciation. You control when you exit the partnership during the 30-year term.
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You receive a lump sum cash payment and in exchange, Point gets a slice of your home equity.
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There are no monthly payments. You can buy back your equity at any time within a 30-year term with no penalty.
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When you decide to buy back your equity, the amount you pay back depends on the value of your home. If your home’s value goes up, Point shares in the gain. If the value falls, your buy back costs may be smaller.

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.

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Freedom to breathe

Set yourself up for financial success by reducing your monthly expenses.
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Pay off your high-interest debt
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Cover unexpected household expenses
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Settle outstanding medical bills 
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Freedom to dream

Pursue and accomplish your life-long goals.
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Renovate your ideal home
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Start a new business
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Pursue an education

See how an HEI compares

Point’s HEI is the ideal financing option for homeowners seeking maximum flexibility.

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Point Home
Equity Investment

Home equity
loan or personal loan

HELOC

Reverse Mortgage

Personal
Loans

No payments for up to 30 years
No monthly payments
No income requirements
Allows applicants under 62
500+ credit scores
No need to pay off 1st mortgage

What is a Home Equity Investment (HEI)?

Point’s HEI is a partnership between you and Point. As a homeowner, you get upfront funds from Point in return for a portion of your home’s future appreciation. You control when you exit the partnership during the 30-year term.

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Get cash today:
You receive a lump sum cash payment. You can use the funds for whatever you need. In exchange, Point gets a slice of your home equity.
For up to 30 years:
There are no monthly payments, ever. You can buy back your equity at any time within a 30-year term with no penalty. You maintain complete control over your home.
Exit when you decide:
When you decide to buy back your equity, the amount you pay back depends on the value of your home at that time. If your home’s value goes up, Point shares in the gain. If the value falls, your buy back costs may be smaller.

How our HEI process works

Our home equity experts are here to support you throughout the entire process. 

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Get your initial offer and apply

See if you qualify in 60 seconds or less and get your initial offer with no obligation and no effect on your credit. When you’re ready, apply with our simple, 100% online application and close in as little as 3 weeks2.
2

Verify information and receive a home appraisal

Gather the documents you’ll need and submit them online. Once complete, we will set up an appraisal from an independent third-party to determine the initial value and finalize your offer.
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Get your funds

Sign your closing documents when they are hand delivered to you by a notary. We will electronically transfer your funds directly to your account!
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Transparent costs

What does an HEI cost?

Since we invest in your home, your buyback costs are dependent on your home’s change in value. You have full control when you want to sell, refinance, or buy back your equity during the 30-year term.

Here are example scenarios for “Tim” who has decided to sell his home after getting cash from an HEI.

Tim gets an HEI today and receives:

$50,000

Tim’s home is worth:

$500,000

Five years later, Tim decides to sell his home, how much does he pay Point back?

Large Depreciation

If Tim sells his home for:

$362,100

Tim keeps most of the sale price:

$312,700

Point gets some of the sale:

$49,400

In this scenario, Tim’s cost is less than he took out because Point shares in the depreciation.

Average Appreciation

If Tim sells his home for:

$593,800

Tim keeps most of the sale price:

$494,800

Point gets some of the sale:

$99,000

High Appreciation

If Tim sells his home for:

$653,500

Tim keeps most of the sale price:

$541,800

Point gets some of the sale:

$111,700

Large Depreciation

If Tim sells his home for:

$362,100

Tim keeps most of the sale price:

$312,700

Point gets some of the sale price:

$49,400

In this scenario, Tim’s cost is less than he took out because Point shares in the depreciation.

Average Appreciation

If Tim sells his home for:

$593,800

Tim keeps most of the sale price:

$494,800

Point gets some of the sale price:

$99,000

High Appreciation

If Tim sells his home for:

$653,500

Tim keeps most of the sale price:

$541,800

Point gets some of the sale price:

$111,700

In this scenario, Tim's cost is capped with a time-based, max amount due to the significant appreciation.
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