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New home equity share program, Point HEI, provides relief from traditional loan barriers

Point HEI has developed a unique, convenient and affordable home equity share program which is free from the usual challenges faced by many homeowners with traditional home equity/refinancing loans.

San Jose, CA – March 21, 2022 – Homeowners struggling to get approved for conventional home equity loan financing can finally  breathe a sigh of relief. A progressive California-based company, Named POINT, is offering an innovative Home Equity Alternative Program that conveniently accommodates all homeowners, including those who are facing challenges with conventional home equity loan approvals. Their new “HEI (Home Equity Investment)” program is commanding widespread praise and attention from thousands of astute homeowners. 

What makes the Point HEI program different from the regular home equity financing options is that unlike the traditional options, the Point HEI is not a loan. As it’s not a loan, the Point HEI doesn’t involve the challenges associated with traditional loan financing options, such as the burden of additional monthly payments, or changes to the Title. 

“Our innovative HEI program is a convenient HEI Equity Share program which is designed to enable homeowners to access the equity in their homes without having to make additional monthly payments…ever. With us, homeowners also do not need to go through the process associated with the TRADITIONAL REFI, HELOC or REVERSE MORTGAGE, where the LENDER is put on the title if they are not the first position lender”, stated the leading spokesperson from Point. 

The HEI program allows homeowners to access around $35,000 to $300,000 of home equity. Since it’s not a loan, homeowners signing up for the program won’t have to go through the typical hassles of borrowing a conventional financing option, such as additional monthly payments and interest rates. On the contrary, Point aims to become a trusted partner of the homeowners, in the future change in the property value. If the value of the home rises in future, the homeowner will share the gains while selling or refinancing the property. And much to the relief of the homeowners, if the home value dips in future, Point will share in the losses.  

One of the major reasons behind the rising popularity of HEI is the financial flexibility it provides. The “flexibility” factor makes it a convenient option for homeowners who are in some kind of financial crisis or have other priority expenses, such as homeowners who are eliminating old debt, pursuing some high-end investment opportunity, or have to meet large expenses, and so on. The HEI program would also make things easier for homeowners who are currently under inconsistent income and need funds to manage unpredictable cashflow. Besides, the Point HEI has been strategically used by those property investors who are cleverly hedging the market when it is at its peak. 

“We also assure you of a super-fast qualifying process that will enable you to get pre-approved in just minutes and funded in only a matter of weeks. Our eligibility criteria is always more relaxed than traditional home equity loans and we are flexible to accommodate homeowners with lower credit scores or higher debts as well.” 

For more information, please visit https://welcome.point.com/samuelbrown

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