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Fixed Rate Home Equity Loan Vs. Interest Only

 

Author: Dean Shainin

Fixed rate home equity loans allow you to borrow more than your homes value with deductible tax advantages, but are harder to qualify for.

Home equity loans are the most attractive tool in obtaining the amount you need. A fixed rate home equity loan is one of the types of home equity loans that allow you to get the full amount at the start of the loan and pay it down in equal payments for the term you selected. The good thing about this fixed rate home equity loan is that the monthly payment amount remains the same all throughout the term of the loan.

The fixed rate home equity loan has many different period lengths that it maybe required for. You may get a range of 5 to 30 years of loan terms. The shorter the term, the more savings you make. It is because, when you apply for a fixed rate home equity loan, the longer the term the bigger the interest rate becomes and the rate at the start of the loan will remain the same at the end of the term, where as in variable rate home equity loan, the rate may change depending on the Prime Rate. If the Prime Rate decreases, the rate of the variable rate equity loan also decreases.

Fixed rate home equity loan is best for homeowners who needed the money for one time use only. The advantages of fixed rate home equity loan is that the is tax deductible up to $100,000, the interest rate are fixed, and you can borrow up to 125% of you homes value. The downside of fixed home equity loan can be: interest rates are usually higher than home equity line of credit, and fixed end loans. This means you cant keep borrowing as needed, and its harder to qualify.

Interest Only Home Equity Loan

Ever heard of the interest only home equity loan? Interest only home equity loans are another type of home equity loans for homeowners who need cash from their home equity but are worried of that they might not be able to keep up with the payments.

Interest only home equity loans are different from the usual home equity loan because during the preliminary phase, the loan makes an interest only payment which does not include any of the principal.

The period of the interest only of these types of home equity loans depend on the lender of the interest only home equity loan. The interest only phase of the interest only home equity loans usually lasts from one to five years. When the phase of the interest only ends, the interest only home equity loan is the converted into a fully amortized and traditional home equity loan. The borrower will have to pay off more in less time compared to the usual home equity loan.

The interest only phase of these home equity loans are not forever. Always be wary of the terms and agreements of the interest only home equity loan that you are getting. Try to seek advice from friends and trusted acquaintances who have tried the interest only home equity loans.

Author Bio:

Dean Shainin

Dean Shainin is a well known author, publisher and successful webmaster of Deans Knowledgebase. He has written and submitted well over 150 quality articles.

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