Wealth Builder HELOC — Lendia California
What Property Types Are Eligible for the Wealth Builder HELOC?
The Wealth Builder HELOC is available on a range of residential property types in California. However, not all property types qualify, and certain property conditions can affect eligibility. Here is what you need to know.
Eligible Property Types
- Single family residences (detached)
- Attached single family residences (townhomes)
- Condominiums (warrantable and select non-warrantable)
- Planned Unit Developments (PUDs)
- 2–4 unit residential properties
Occupancy Types
- Primary residence
- Second home
- Investment property
Ineligible Property Types
- Commercial property
- Raw land or lots
- Manufactured homes (not on permanent foundation)
- Co-ops
- Properties with significant deferred maintenance
- Properties with active litigation (HOA or title)
Appraisal and Condition Requirements
All properties must meet the program’s appraisal standards. Properties with condition ratings that reflect significant deferred maintenance, safety hazards, or major systems in disrepair may not be eligible. For loans above $2,000,000, two independent appraisals are required. The lender also reviews Collateral Underwriter (CU) and LCA risk scores from the appraisal submission.
- 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?