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Bank of America home equity lines of credit (HELOCs) are available in all 50 United States and the District of Columbia.
You are invited to apply for a Home Equity Line of Credit (HELOC). This is not a commitment to lend; you must submit additional information for review and approval. Rate(s) and Annual Percentage Rate(s) ("APR(s)") are for illustrative purposes only and are subject to change without notice.
Sample APR assumes a new $100,000 HELOC in second lien position with a combined loan-to-value (CLTV) ratio of up to 70% on a single-family detached primary residence and a borrower with excellent credit.
The term of a HELOC is 30 years: 10-year draw period, 20-year repayment period. Property insurance is always required and flood insurance is required where necessary. Certain property types are not eligible collateral. The variable minimum monthly payment will be an amount sufficient to repay the outstanding balance in principal and interest payments over the remaining term at the applicable APR, subject to a minimum payment of at least $100. The minimum line amount is generally $25,000, but lines as low as $15,000 are available in certain locations. The maximum line amount is generally $1,000,000, but may be $500,000 in certain locations. Bank of America pays all closing costs on lines up to and including $1,000,000.
If you terminate your account within 36 months of opening it, you will be required to pay an Early Closure fee of $450. The Early Closure Fee does not apply for accounts with a maximum line amount less than $25,000 or for properties located in Maryland. See section below for Additional Information for HELOCs in Texas.
Based on loan and discount assumptions used for online rates and payments
Line amount
$100,000
Initial withdrawal amount at account opening
$60,000
Variable annual percentage rate (APR)
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Includes the following discounts:
Auto payment discount
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Initial Draw discount
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Sample monthly payment amount
(Based on $60,000 draw only)
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Effective date
(All rates and terms subject to change without notice.)
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The Home Equity Line of Credit has a variable rate that may increase or decrease based on adjustments to the Wall Street Journal Prime Rate, which could change multiple times during the life of the loan.
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Texas Homestead Property is subject to the requirements of Article 16, Section 50(a)(6) of the Texas Constitution. Early Closure Fee does not apply. The minimum advance is $4,000. Maximum CLTV is typically 80% and maximum LTV is typically 80%. Access to the HELOC account using an ATM card or other access cards is not allowed. Bank pays all closing costs. A client's non-homestead debt with Bank of America cannot be paid at closing by Bank of America using funds from a Bank of America HELOC. Non-homestead debt includes, but is not limited to, credit card, auto, boat, recreational vehicle or unsecured lines or loans.
Texas Non-Homestead Property: Early Closure Fee applies. Bank pays all closing costs on lines up to and including $1,000,000. No minimum draw requirement.
You may access funds in your home equity line of credit account by:
Please consult your tax advisor regarding interest deductibility.
The relative benefits of a loan for debt consolidation depend on your individual circumstances. For example, you may realize interest payment savings by making monthly payments towards the new, lower interest rate loan in an amount equal to or greater than what was previously paid towards the higher rate debt(s) being consolidated.