Find the best ways to unlock your home equity
Save time, save money, and enjoy peace of mind. We shop the market so you don't have to.
Credit score of 640+ needed to qualify.
It's free and will not affect your credit score.
Use home equity, and save!
Credit cards accrue interest at an average of 22.77%. Personal loans average 19% for people with fair credit. Home equity is almost always the cheapest way to access cash.
Credit cards accrue interest at an average of 22.77%. Personal loans average 19% for people with fair credit. Home equity is almost always the cheapest way to access cash.
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How it works
1.
Check your offer
In 3 minutes, find out how much you can access, at what interest rate, from multiple lenders.
2.
Complete your application
No obligation or impact to your credit score. 100% online, or talk with a real person.
3.
Gain independence
Receive cash from your home equity to lower your monthly debt payments, cover that big expense, or make another investment.
Access up to 95% of your home value.
More money to help you achieve financial independence. We work with lenders and products to maximize the amount of money you can responsibly access.
Save money by using your home equity.
Lower rates. Pay less interest. Home equity is almost always the cheapest way to access cash. Compare to average credit cards at 22.77% and personal loans at 19% (as of late 2023).
Save time. Gain peace of mind.
We shop multiple lenders so you don't have to. We're not a bank or a lender. We work with multiple lenders who all pay us the same regardless of which we recommend.
FAQs
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I was shocked at what I'd been missing. I quickly found the cheapest home equity loan - House Numbers even showed me which debt to pay off to save the most!
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After getting into some credit card debt, House Numbers showed me the best way to unlock my home equity and save more than $500 a month!
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House Numbers was the only service I found that offered me objective advice for how best to get rid of my high interest debt. Now, I feel free!
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