Wealth Builder HELOC — Lendia California
What Are the Closing Costs for the Wealth Builder HELOC?
Like any first mortgage, the Wealth Builder HELOC involves closing costs. These vary based on loan amount, property location, and the specific services required, but here is a general overview of what California borrowers should expect.
Typical Closing Cost Categories
- Origination fee: Charged by Lendia or the wholesale lender for processing and underwriting the loan
- Appraisal fee: A full interior appraisal is required; typically $500–$900 for standard properties in California
- Title insurance: Lender’s title policy is required; owner’s policy is optional but recommended
- Escrow/settlement fee: Charged by the title or escrow company handling the closing
- Recording fees: County recording fees for the deed of trust
- Prepaid items: Interim interest from closing to first payment, and any required initial escrow deposits
For Loans Above $2,000,000
Properties securing loan amounts above $2,000,000 require two independent appraisals, which increases the appraisal cost accordingly.
No Prepayment Penalty
The Wealth Builder HELOC does not carry a prepayment penalty. You can pay down or pay off the balance at any time without additional charges — which is essential given that accelerated payoff is a core feature of the product.
Comparing to a Traditional Mortgage
Closing costs on the Wealth Builder HELOC are generally comparable to a traditional first mortgage refinance. Your Loan Estimate will itemize all costs before you commit to the loan.
- What Is the Wealth Builder HELOC?
- How Does a First-Lien HELOC Differ from a Second-Lien HELOC?
- What Are the Eligibility Requirements?
- What Credit Score Is Required?
- How Is the Rate Determined? (SOFR Explained)
- How Is the Qualifying Payment Calculated?
- What LTV Limits Apply?
- Can I Use Asset Depletion Income?
- What Property Types Are Eligible?
- What Is the Draw Period and Repayment Structure?
- Can I Use It to Purchase a Home?
- How Does It Compare to a Cash-Out Refinance?
- What Are the Closing Costs?
- What Types of Borrowers Benefit Most?
- How Do I Apply?