Last Updated: 12/19/2025
Point's Home Equity Investment (HEI)
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Key Takeaways
- Poor credit accepted. Homeowners with a credit score as low as 500 can qualify with Point's Home Equity Investment (HEI).
- No monthly payments. Because Point’s HEI is equity financing for homeowners, there are no monthly payments. Instead, HEIs are repaid in a single payment at any time before the end of the term. Repayment is based on your home appreciation.
- No income requirements. Income and DTI are not considered during the Home Equity Investment application process. This makes an HEI ideal for self-employed entrepreneurs, retirees on a fixed income, and homeowners experiencing periods of unemployment or financial shortfalls.
- Capped repayment amount. You want your home to appreciate – and so do we. However, in the event that your home appreciates a lot, Point’s share is capped based on an annual rate, compounded monthly.
- Transparent offers. It takes under 60 seconds to complete a no-obligation prequalification and see a personalized offer, including multiple home appreciation scenarios. All Point homeowners can book a time with a home equity specialist to review their pricing and answer all their questions.
- Property value range. Point's HEI considers properties with values ranging from $140,000 to $4,500,000.
- Large investments available. Point's Home Equity Investment (HEI) will invest up to $600,000 in a home, which is more than what most shared equity companies offer.
- Long contract terms. Point's Home Equity Investment (HEI) offers contract terms of up to 30 years, which provides homeowners with plenty of flexibility.
- Home improvement credit. Point Digital Finance, Inc. recognizes money you invest in eligible home improvements and adjusts the ending value so it doesn’t take a share of the value you added.
- Share of home appreciation. When the contract ends, the buyback cost will be the original investment plus a share of the home's increase in value.
- Cash-out only. Existing homeowners can access up to 20% of their property's value.
- Only available in select states. Point's Home Equity Investment (HEI) is currently available in a limited number of states.
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Point's Home Equity Investment (HEI) FAQ
How does the Point's Home Equity Investment (HEI) product work?
How much will Point Digital Finance, Inc. invest?
| Term | Amount |
| Investment Amount | $30,000 – $600,000 |
What are the costs associated with Point's Home Equity Investment (HEI)?
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| Closing Costs (%) | 3% - 5% | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Share of Home Appreciation | 15% - 69% | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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What types of property are eligible?
Intended Use- Primary home
- Secondary home
- Single-family home
- Condominium
- Townhome
Is Point a legit company?
Point's Home Equity Investment (HEI) Disclosure: A home equity investment (HEI) is not regulated as loan in all states. Point’s HEI product is offered as a licensed mortgage product in Colorado, Connecticut, Georgia, Illinois, Maryland, and North Carolina. HEIs offered in other states are not currently required to be licensed. Because a lien will be placed on your home, you could be required to sell your home to satisfy repayment obligations. Always review the full terms and consult a financial advisor.
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