Unlock your home equity, your way.

Point now offers a Home Equity Line of Credit (HELOC1) – alongside our flagship Home Equity Investment (HEI2).

View offers side-by-side:

Enter your home address
View my offers
Something went wrong please refresh the page and try again.

Whether you prefer flexible borrowing with monthly payments or a lump sum with no monthly payments, Point has you covered.

Point BBB Rating
Excellent
4.7
out of 5

HELOCs have more requirements than our flagship product, the Home Equity Investment (HEI), but they can be a great choice for well-qualified homeowners.

Piggy bank
Get up to $750k3 with a HELOC
Get cash in as little as 5 days4
 Fast and easy
online application
Premium
phone support

See how Point's HEI compares to a HELOC

Both the HELOC and the HEI offer cash from your home equity, a 30-year term with no prepayment penalty, and an easy online application, but there are some key differences.

Point's HEI

Point's HELOC

Get cash in as little as 5 days4
Flexible credit requirement (500+)
No income requirements
No monthly payments
30-year term
Get up to $600k

Frequently asked questions

HELOC

Find answers to common questions about Point's HELOC.

Trustpilot
Point has a
4.7
rating with over
1,600 reviews on Trustpilot.

Point in the media

Our innovative home equity products have been featured in top publications.

Business Insider
Point CEO, Eddie Lim made Business Insider's 100 people who are transforming business
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.
Read this article
TechCrunch
Point closes on $115M to give homeowners a way to cash out on equity in their homes
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.
Read this article
The Real DealTHE WALL STREET JOURNALFast Company
The Washington PostThe Atlantic
fox business