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Cons: it is a loan at the end of the day
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Pros:
- it’s a LOC, so you only have to draw what you need
- it’s secured (against your home equity), so it’s cheaper than most unsecured lines of credit or loans
- the payback period is usually pretty long (10 to 20 years)
Cons:
- rate is variable, so your future payments might change (although some of them have ways to “lock” a rate)
- you still have to pay any money drawn back plus interest. It’s not free money.
Heloc interest can be tax deductible, so there’s that.
But i imagine with current rates you’re probably not going to be super happy with heloc payments.
You cannot deduct Heloc interest fyi