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Have the address, estimated value, property type and occupancy ready. Existing mortgages and liens affect the equity available. Condo, second-home and investment-property eligibility depends on the lender’s program.
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FOR FLORIDA HOMEOWNERS
A home equity line of credit for your Florida home. Explore funds for renovations, debt consolidation or a major expense with Aven, with HomeEqual by your side.
YOUR EQUITY. READY FOR WHAT COMES NEXT.
Cash in as little as
3 business days.
After account opening with Aven Home Equity Cash. Subject to approval and completion of required steps. How funding works
Your home. Your next chapter.
Subject to borrower, property and lender eligibility. A HELOC is secured by your home.
YOUR SECURE START
Apply with Aven, right here.
Any additional lender verification, documents or closing steps follow Aven's instructions. No offer is accepted automatically.
Already started in your HomeEqual portal? Resume there
Tell us about your home and yourself, right here. Check your options with a soft credit inquiry.
Simple online startReview your offer, then sign with an online notary. Virtual signing is available in most states.
Online notary appointmentsFunds in as little as 3 business days after account opening with Aven Home Equity Cash.
See funding detailsUsually no appraisal appointment. Aven values your home digitally. If an exterior appraisal is needed, you don’t need to be home.
How it worksYOU BUILT THE EQUITY. NOW USE IT.
The kitchen you’ve planned. The debt you want to simplify. The expense that won’t wait. Give your next move room to happen.
Your home secures the borrowing. When consolidating debt, compare fees and total repayment costs; a longer term can increase the total you pay.
Enter your property details, then answer the guided questions about yourself and your finances. Verify your email and authorize a soft credit inquiry to see available options. Aven uses digital home valuation, with an exterior appraisal only when needed.
Review your credit line, rate, fees and payment. After approval and any required verification, meet Aven’s online notary using a device with a camera and microphone. Virtual signing is available in most states.
Aven Home Equity Cash can arrive in as little as three business days after account opening, once required steps are complete. Put it toward your plans. See funding details.
KNOW YOUR EQUITY. KNOW YOUR OPTIONS.
From HomeEqual Mortgage LLC · NMLS #2813429 · Florida mortgage broker
A HELOC lets you borrow against equity in your home: its value minus the mortgage and other debt secured by it. It is usually separate from your first mortgage. That can matter when you want access to equity while keeping your existing mortgage rate.
With a traditional HELOC, you can borrow from the available line during a draw period, then repay under the agreement’s repayment terms. The credit limit is not the same as cash you must take, and access to additional funds depends on your agreement.
Aven describes its Home Equity Cash upfront cash-out as a fixed-rate installment plan. Review your specific offer for how funds are delivered, how payments work and whether additional borrowing is available. Traditional HELOC examples below explain the category; your Aven agreement controls your account.
Your home secures the debt. Missed payments can lead to foreclosure. Read the CFPB’s HELOC overview or talk through your plans with HomeEqual.
START WITH THE NUMBERS
Explore the effect of your home value, existing mortgage and a combined loan-to-value assumption. This is a planning estimate before fees, not an eligibility check or lender offer.
Illustrative borrowing room, before fees
$500,000.00 × 80% − $300,000.00 = $100,000.00
Your total home equity is $200,000.00. Borrowing room uses the assumed limit, so it is smaller than total equity.
The 80% starting assumption is an example, not Aven’s limit or a promise of approval. Combined loan-to-value (CLTV) compares all debt secured by the home, including a proposed line, with the home’s value. A lender may use a different valuation, limit or lien treatment. Fees, income, credit, property eligibility and program limits can reduce the amount available. Results cannot fall below $0.
Explore my actual HELOC optionsGET READY TO APPLY
Your equity is one part of the picture. Aven makes the lending decision after reviewing your application. A calculator result does not establish eligibility.
Have the address, estimated value, property type and occupancy ready. Existing mortgages and liens affect the equity available. Condo, second-home and investment-property eligibility depends on the lender’s program.
Be ready to describe employment and income, including self-employment or retirement income if applicable. The lender reviews your financial position and existing debt when evaluating repayment ability.
Have your identifying information ready and use an email you can verify. The initial application requests separate consent for a soft credit inquiry. A hard inquiry may be needed later to proceed.
COMPARE THE FULL COST
Looking for today’s Florida HELOC rates? Your actual APR, fees and terms come from the lender’s offer. Start your application to see whether an offer is available and review the terms that apply to you.
Explore available offersTraditional HELOCs commonly have variable rates, so payments can change. Aven describes its Home Equity Cash upfront cash-out as a fixed-rate installment plan. Check which rate structure applies to the borrowing you are considering, its payment schedule and the total amount repaid.
Depending on the plan, HELOC costs can include application, origination, appraisal, title or recording charges, annual fees, and fees for early closure or a fixed-rate conversion. These are comparison questions, not a list of fees charged by Aven. Ask which costs apply, which are financed, and how much cash you receive after fees.
Compare the required payment, number of payments, total repayment cost and any change between draw and repayment periods. A lower payment over a longer term can still cost more overall. When consolidating credit cards, remember that you are moving unsecured debt onto your home.
Sources: CFPB guide to HELOC fees · CFPB HELOC shopping booklet · Aven Home Equity Cash repayment
CHOOSE THE STRUCTURE THAT FITS YOUR PLANS
Start with whether you want to keep your current first mortgage, how you want to receive funds, and the total cost of each offer.
Swipe or scroll the table to compare all three options
| What to compare | Traditional HELOC | Home equity loan | Cash-out refinance |
|---|---|---|---|
| Existing first mortgage | Usually stays in place | Usually stays in place | Replaced with a new mortgage |
| Access to funds | Draw from an available line under the agreement | A lump sum at funding | Cash from the new loan after paying off the old mortgage and costs |
| Interest structure | Usually variable; some plans offer fixed-rate options | Often fixed; confirm your offer | Depends on the new mortgage |
| Questions to ask | Draw limits, rate changes, fees and repayment schedule | Payment, term, fees and prepayment terms | New rate on the full mortgage, closing costs and new term |
Aven Home Equity Cash has its own installment terms; compare the actual agreement with these general categories. All three options use your home as collateral. CFPB: HELOC vs. home equity loan · CFPB: alternatives to a HELOC.
A LITTLE CLARITY GOES A LONG WAY
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Aven says Home Equity Cash can reach your personal bank account as soon as three business days after account opening. Application review, verification and closing happen before that point. Your funding date depends on completing the required steps; three days is not a guarantee from the moment you apply. Read Aven’s funding guidance.
A home equity line of credit is borrowing secured by your home. The lender determines your credit limit, access to funds, fees and repayment terms. Because your home is collateral, missed payments can put your home at risk.
A HELOC is generally a separate loan, so it can allow you to retain your first mortgage. Existing liens and the lender’s requirements affect eligibility and how the new line is structured.
This application is for Florida properties. Aven evaluates income, home equity, credit and debt. Applicants must be at least 18 and have valid government-issued identification. Your property and application must meet the lender’s requirements. See Aven’s eligibility guidance.
The initial application here asks for your authorization for a soft credit inquiry, which does not affect your credit score. Merely opening this page authorizes nothing. A hard inquiry may be required later to proceed with an offer; review the lender’s separate authorization before agreeing. Aven’s soft and hard inquiry guidance.
Aven normally estimates your home’s value digitally using automated valuation models, so there is usually no appraisal appointment to arrange. Sometimes an exterior “drive-by” appraisal is needed. You do not need to be home or let anyone inside. Read Aven’s appraisal guidance.
Aven offers online notary appointments in most states. Join from a device with a camera, microphone and internet connection. Aven sends scheduling and joining links by text and email; multiple signers can schedule separately. Some states require an in-person appointment. See how Aven’s virtual signing works.
Aven describes its Home Equity Cash upfront cash-out as a fixed-rate installment plan with predictable monthly payments and no prepayment penalties. Review the payment amount, term and full agreement for your offer before accepting. See how Aven’s upfront cash-out works.
Your APR and fees depend on the offer Aven approves for you. Compare the APR, cash you receive, total balance including any financed fees, monthly payment and repayment term. Available offer details appear here after review; the lender’s final disclosures show the complete costs before you accept.
Your home’s lender-determined value, existing liens, credit, income and program limits all affect the result. Use the home equity calculator for an illustrative CLTV scenario, then apply to see whether an offer is available. The estimate is not an approved credit limit.
Home improvements, consolidating balances and major expenses are common reasons to explore home equity borrowing. Confirm permitted uses in your agreement. Compare fees and the full repayment cost before replacing other debt, and remember that your home secures the new borrowing.
The application asks about property type and occupancy so the lender can evaluate your situation. An option appearing in the form does not mean that property is eligible. Aven determines which properties qualify. If you need rental-property financing, you can also explore DSCR investment property loans; they are a different product with separate requirements.
This HomeEqual application is for properties in Florida. Enter your property address to begin; the lender determines eligibility. For a property outside Florida or questions about your location, contact HomeEqual before applying.
Answer the application questions and review available offers on this page. After submission, your inquiry is connected to your verified HomeEqual account. Unsaved answers remain only on this page, so finish submitting before leaving. Any additional verification or closing follows Aven’s instructions. Existing borrower-portal applicants can resume their inquiry in the portal.
After you authorize submission, HomeEqual securely records your application and sends the required information to Aven through its API. Review the application authorizations and privacy policies before submitting. HomeEqual is a mortgage broker, not the lender.
YOUR HOME HAS A NEXT CHAPTER.
HomeEqual Mortgage, LLC · NMLS #2813429 is a mortgage broker, not a lender. This page introduces a HELOC application offered through Aven. Credit approval, property eligibility, available amounts, rates, fees and funding are determined by the lender. No offer or commitment to lend is made by this page.
A HELOC is secured by your home. Failure to repay may result in the loss of your home. Consolidating unsecured debt into a HELOC makes that debt secured by your home and may increase total borrowing costs if repaid over a longer period. Consider the full cost and your ability to repay.
Images are illustrative. Product availability and terms may change. See the lender’s current application and disclosures for details.
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