Brandt Myers • NMLS #2030154 • Winter Garden, FL
Estimate how much home equity you could access, what the payment would look like, and how it compares to paying off high-interest debt — all before you talk to anyone. No SSN required, no credit impact.
Up to your available equity of $100,000.
What you're paying across cards/loans today.
| Current Debt | HELOC (Interest-Only) | |
|---|---|---|
| Monthly Payment | $0 | $0 |
| Effective Rate | 0% | 0% |
HELOC interest-only payments are typically lower than credit card minimums, but the balance doesn't shrink until you pay principal. This is a payment-comparison estimate, not a full cost-over-time analysis — I'll walk through the full picture on a call.
Estimates only, based on the figures entered. Actual rates, terms, and loan-to-value depend on credit profile, property, and lender guidelines. Not all applicants will qualify. This is not a commitment to lend.
Your home value multiplied by your maximum loan-to-value (80% typical, up to 90% on select qualifying programs), minus what you still owe on your mortgage. This is the ceiling on what a HELOC could offer, not a guaranteed approval amount.
During the draw period, most HELOCs only require interest on the amount you've actually drawn — calculated as your draw amount times the monthly interest rate.
Once the draw period ends, you repay principal and interest together, typically amortized over 20 years. This calculator estimates that payment so there are no surprises later.
Compares your current monthly payment on high-interest debt against an interest-only HELOC payment on the same balance — a quick gut check on whether restructuring makes sense.
It's a planning estimate based on the numbers you enter and general market rate ranges. Your actual rate, approved loan-to-value, and payment depend on your credit profile, property, and underwriting — I'll confirm exact numbers once we run a soft credit review.
No. This tool doesn't pull your credit or require any personal information. It's purely a math estimate based on what you type in.
During the draw period, most HELOCs only require you to pay interest on what you've borrowed, which keeps payments low. Once the draw period ends, you enter repayment and start paying down principal too, which raises the monthly payment.
It can be, if the math works in your favor — home equity rates are usually well below credit card APRs. But your home becomes collateral, so it's worth talking through the trade-offs rather than deciding on payment size alone. That's exactly what the debt consolidation comparison tab is meant to start.
This calculator gives you an estimate — I'll give you your actual options based on your credit and property.
Call or Text: (407) 758-7166
Estimates only. Actual rates, terms, and loan-to-value depend on credit profile, property, and lender guidelines. Not all applicants will qualify. This is not a commitment to lend.