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Maine Home Equity Loans Unconventional Ways to Use Your Home Equity Money
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By J.A. Hale

Many people choose to tap into their home equity for conventional reasons like debt consolidation, home improvements, and college education costs. But, such reasons aren’t set in stone. Maine home equity loans can be used in any way you see fit. Here are a few unconventional ways to use your home equity money:

Buy a New Car

When it comes time to buy a new car, most people can’t afford to pay cash, so they get an auto loan. While there is nothing wrong with doing this, there are other ways to finance your auto purchase. One such way is with a Maine home equity loan. Home equity loan rates in Maine average 7.52 percent, which is very comparable to the average Maine auto loan rate of 7.28 percent. The benefit to using a home equity loan is that any interest paid is tax deductible.

Buy a Vacation Home or Rental Property

Certain cities in Maine have seen a rapid increase in home values. You may be able to take out a Maine home equity loan and have enough to buy or at least put a down payment on the vacation home of your dreams. A rental property would also be an excellent and profitable way to invest your home equity money.

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Start a Business

Small business loans usually have very low interest rates and other types of perks. Unfortunately, there can be quite a few hoops to jump through when it comes time to qualify for a loan. If you want to start a business, but don’t want to take the time to convince a lender that it is a worthy venture, a Maine home equity loan can get you the money you need fast.

Visit Maine Lending Center to see our Top 3 Home Equity Lenders in Maine, whether you are looking for home purchase, refinance or a home equity loan.

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