Paidoff™ vs Traditional HELOC

 

 

Understanding Paidoff™ vs Traditional HELOC.

Watch Chris’s video explanation and learn about the key differences between these two options.

 

 

 

Paidoff™ vs. Traditional HELOC: A Clear Financial Advantage

Feature Paidoff™ Traditional HELOC
Lien Position 1st Lien – Maximum financial security 2nd Lien – Higher risk
Line of Credit Up to $4,000,000 – Superior borrowing power Usually capped at $500,000 – Limited flexibility
Interest Rate Structure Variable Rate based on 1-Year Constant Maturity (typically lower) Variable Rate based on Prime Rate (often higher)
Interest Type Simple Interest – No compounding, no interest on interest Compound Interest – Interest accrues on previous interest charges
Access to Funds Full access for 30 years Full access only for 10 years
Account Modifications No closed or reduced accounts – Maintain full control Accounts may be closed or reduced to current balance
Tax Benefits Principal and interest are tax-deductible Tax deductions are limited
Monthly Payment Requirement Not required when funds are available – Ultimate flexibility Mandatory repayment for 20 years after 10-year draw period
Foreclosure Risk Not a single foreclosure since inception – Proven security Millions of foreclosures – Greater financial vulnerability

Paidoff™: The Smart Choice for Financial Freedom

Paidoff™ eliminates the inefficiencies of traditional HELOCs, giving homeowners the power to leverage their wealth, minimize costs, and maintain full financial control. Why settle for restrictive lending when Paidoff™ gives you true flexibility and security.

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