Home Equity Loans

Your home has built-in value. A Pelican home equity loan turns it into a lump sum at a fixed rate, with a predictable payment and financing up to 100% of your appraised value for qualifying borrowers.

Home Equity Loans
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What is a Home Equity Loan?

Your home equity is the difference between what your home is worth and what you still owe on it.
 
As you pay down your mortgage and your home's value grows, that equity builds. A home equity loan lets you convert a portion of that equity into a lump sum you receive upfront, repaid over a fixed term at a fixed rate.

Why Choose Pelican

Borrow With Certainty

A Pelican home equity loan gives you a fixed rate, a fixed payment, and a clear payoff date from the moment you close. Here's what makes it worth having.

Borrow Up to 100% of Your Home's Value

Pelican lends up to 100% of your home's appraised value for qualifying borrowers. The equity you've worked to build is yours to put to work.

Fixed Rate for the Life of the Loan

Your rate is locked at closing and never changes. You'll know your exact monthly payment from day one, with no adjustments tied to market conditions.

One Lump Sum, Upfront

You receive the full loan amount at closing, making this the right fit for expenses with a defined cost. No draws, no revolving balance, no guesswork.

Use the Funds for Anything

Home improvements, debt consolidation, medical bills, education expenses — there's no restriction on how you use your loan. Put it toward what matters most.

Interest May Be Tax Deductible

Interest paid on a home equity loan or line of credit may be tax-deductible. Consult a tax advisor for more information.

Simple, Transparent Costs

A $150 processing fee is due at closing. Certain third-party closing costs, including title insurance, appraisal, and survey fees, are disclosed upfront. No surprises. Plus, lender credits are included. 

Ways to use your loan

Common Ways to Use Your Home Equity

Home equity loans are ideal for covering expenses that have a specific cost. Members often utilize them for:

HELOC vs. Home Equity Loan

Home Equity Loan

One amount, one rate, one payment.

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HELOC

Flexible access for up to 10 years.

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Key Features

Revolving line of credit

Pay only on what you draw

Variable interest rate

Fixed interest rate

Access available credit without re-applying

Predictable fixed monthly payment

Use funds for any purpose

Interest may be tax deductible

When is this the right fit?

You have a defined cost and want a fixed rate with predictable monthly payments.

Your expenses are ongoing, phased, or unpredictable in timing.

Getting prepared

What You’ll Need to Apply

Having your documents ready before you start helps 
move your application forward faster.

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    Proof of Income

    Requirements vary by income type. Traditional employees need their two most recent W-2s and 30 days of pay stubs. Self-employed applicants should provide two years of signed tax returns. Retirement income requires the two most recent 1099s.

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    Additional Documentation

    Depending on your application, you may also be asked for your homeowners insurance binder, most recent mortgage statement, current property tax bill, and an appraisal if required.

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Your Next Home Starts Here

Apply online in minutes, or connect with a Pelican loan officer who will walk you through every step.

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Meet Our Mortgage Loan Officers

Pelican's licensed mortgage loan officers work with you throughout the entire process, from pre-qualification through closing. We’re here for you when you need us!

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