Paidoff™ vs Traditional HELOC
Understanding Paidoff™ vs Traditional HELOC.
Watch Chris’s video explanation and learn about the key differences between these two options.
Watch Chris’s video explanation and learn about the key differences between these two options.
Feature | Paidoff™ | Traditional HELOC |
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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™ 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.