Your Home Equity Line Might Vanish
Last month we received a memo suggesting we inform our clients that many lenders were poised to freeze their HELOCS. So in our monthly newsletter we let everyone know that if they know they’ll need the money from their Home Equity Lines they might want to take it out now and put it into an interest-bearing account. But before we could even get the newsletters in the mail, I received a letter from my bank. My HELOC has not been frozen, but the maximum line has been decreased based on the bank’s belief that houses have decreased in value, generally speaking. So now I know firsthand – it’s happening. The bank told me I could pay for an appraisal to be done by THEIR appraiser if I wanted to dispute it, but I know that will likely prove to be wasted effort, time and money.
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