Transform your home with a Home Equity Investment (HEI)1 from Point. Get $30k to $600k upfront for your project, with no monthly payments. In exchange, Point shares in your home’s future value, and you choose when to repay during the flexible 30-year term.










Here’s what you get, what you give in return, and how repaying Point works.
Access the wealth you’ve built in your home.
You receive a lump sum upfront. In exchange, Point gets a share of your home’s future value.
There are no monthly payments. You can repay at any time within a 30-year term with no prepayment penalty.
When you’re ready to repay, the cost depends on your home’s value, including any value your renovation adds. If your home appreciates, Point shares in the gain. In some cases, your repayment cost can go down.
*To qualify, your home needs to be in sound condition. Homes with unresolved issues like roof damage, foundation problems, or missing permanent fixtures may not be approved.

“My wife and I were looking for funds to renovate our kitchen, bathrooms, and yard. But we didn’t want to add to our debt load or have an extra monthly payment. Point provided the cash we needed to upgrade our house.”
Kerry · Danville, CA
Each option fits a different situation. An HEI may fit if you want upfront funds without a monthly payment. A loan or line of credit may fit if you qualify and prefer to repay over time.
An HEI is a partnership between you and Point. You get funds upfront in exchange for a share of your home’s future value. There are no monthly payments, and you choose when to buy back your equity during the 30-year term.
A home equity loan gives you a lump sum, and a Home Equity Line of Credit (HELOC) is a revolving line of credit. Both let you borrow against your home and repay over time through monthly payments with interest.
A Home Equity Investment (HEI), on the other hand, gives you a lump sum of cash upfront with no monthly payments. Instead of paying interest, you agree to share a portion of your home’s future value when you sell, refinance, or buy back the investment.
An HEI may fit if you want upfront funds without adding another monthly bill. A home equity loan or HELOC may fit if you qualify and prefer to repay over time.

About 1 in 4 Point homeowners use their HEI for home improvements.
Make the room you use most work better for you.
Refresh a dated bath, or add one where your household needs it.
Protect your home and keep it comfortable year-round.
Add space for family, guests, or a home office.
Extend your living space outdoors.
Upgrade how your home uses energy.
Make your home safer and easier to live in for years to come.
30,000+ homeowners have used Point, and we’re rated 4.7 out of 5 stars from 6,000+ reviews on Trustpilot.