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  • Home Improvement

    A home equity loan is one of the smartest ways to borrow money. It can give you access to cash for education, home improvement, debt consolidation, medical expenses, vacations, and more.

Home Improvement

Home Improvement Loans

Our home improvement loan helps to cover the cost of materials, helps pay for contractors, and can cover any unexpected expenses that crop up along the way - and with big renovation projects, you always need to expect the unexpected.

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With features including:

  • Borrow up to $40,000 for home improvements
  • Repairing or updating your roof
  • Installing new windows
     
  • No closing costs
  • New floors
  • Remodeling your kitchen or bath
  • Keep Your Home’s Equity
  • Installing central air
  • Putting in an inground pool

Subject property must be primary residence. All borrowers must be on the title and occupy the property. Borrower will need to submit a contractor’s bid sheet or a detailed materials list with pricing. Other terms and conditions apply; subject to credit approval.

Home Equity Loan

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A Home Equity Loan1 is the perfect way to find "extra" cash for big expenses. Get a one-time lump sum with a fixed-rate and consistent monthly payments.

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With features including:

  • Robins Financial pays all closing costs
  • Fixed Term and Fixed Rate up to 10 years
     
  • Loan based on the equity accrued in your home
  • Convenient Payment Options available

Home Equity Line of Credit

Not sure how much you need? Our Visa® Home Equity Line of Credit2 works similar to a credit card. You're given a set credit limit, which you can borrow from and repay as needed.

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With features including:

  • Robins Financial pays all closing costs
  • Borrow up to 100% of the value of your home2
  • Credit limits $5,000 - $150,000
  • Convenient access to your Line of Credit with a Visa® card
  • Competitive rates and affordable payments
  • Minimum initial advance of $5,000.00 required
  • Convenient Payment Options available

Fixed Advance Home Equity Line of Credit

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We now offer a fixed-rate advance for HELOCs, allowing you to lock in your HELOC balance in part or in full at a low fixed rate to help you save even more. Plus, decide the length of the loan you would like with term options up to 10 years.

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With features including:

  • Low fixed rate & fixed payment
  • Ability to take out up to 3 fixed-rate advances at one time
  • Advances from $5000 up to the credit limit
  • Convenient Payment Options available
  • Fixed Payment
  • Choose your loan term with options up to 120 months
  • Easier to budget and plan ahead

Home Equity Comparison

TypeFixed Rate Home Equity LoanVisa® Home Equity Line of Credit
Loan-To-Value (LTV)100%100%
Access to FundsFunds disbursed in a single check or deposited into the Robins Financial account of your choice.Anywhere Visa® is accepted, ATMs, any Robins Financial location, Digital Banking.
Payment OptionsFixed monthly payments with direct payments from any Robins Financial account.1.5% of balance plus unpaid interest
States AvailableGeorgia (Primary residence only).Georgia (Primary residence only).

For example, if your home has a market value of $100,000 and you still owe $50,000 on your first mortgage, your total available equity (the maximum amount you can borrow) is calculated as follows:

Total Available EquityFixed Rate Home Equity Loan or
Visa® Home Equity Line of Credit
Estimated Market Value$100,000
Percentage LTV100%
Percentage of Market Value$100,000
Less Mortgage Debt$50,000
Available Equity$50,000

FAQS

What is a Visa® Home Equity Line of Credit?

Get the money you need when you need it. Use this revolving line of credit based on the available equity in your home.

What is a Fixed Rate Home Equity Loan?

Use your home's equity to buy what you need now. Receive your money all at once then pay it back in stable, fixed monthly payments.

What is LTV?

Credit Unions and other lenders will extend credit based upon a percentage called Loan-To-Value, or LTV. LTV measures the amount of available equity that you have in your home. Equity is calculated by taking a percentage of the estimated market value of your home minus the amount you still owe on your first mortgage.