For business owners with real estate equity

Business HELOC

Use the equity in eligible real estate to access long-term business capital.

Own real estate? Your equity could give your business access to more capital, with longer terms and monthly payments.

Amount
Up to $750,000
Terms
Up to 30 years
Funding
As fast as 5 days
Leverage
Up to 80% CLTV*
Payments
Monthly

For qualifying business owners. Available options depend on the property and your overall financial profile. *CLTV counts everything owed on the property, including the new line.

Three core options

Which one fits.

You don't have to pick. Tell us the situation and we'll show you what fits, side by side.

  • Fast working capitalRevenue-Based Funding

    A lump sum sized on your revenue, funded as fast as 24–48 hours.

    Revenue-Based Funding →
  • Flexible, revolvingBusiness Line of Credit

    Draw what you need, repay, draw again. Monthly repayment may be available, depending on the facility.

    Business Line of Credit →
  • Larger, longer-termBusiness HELOC

    Larger amounts, up to $750,000, with terms up to 30 years for owners with real estate equity.

    You're here
Business uses only

Capital for the business. Backed by equity you already own.

Every dollar here goes into the business: the same big moves our other funding covers, with a monthly payment behind it.

  • Working capital

    Cover the gap while bigger jobs pay out.

  • Inventory

    Buy deeper, buy earlier, buy at a better price.

  • Equipment

    The machine or vehicles that add capacity.

  • Expansion or a new location

    Build out the next shop, store or office.

  • Large projects

    Take on the contract that needs money up front.

  • Business acquisitions

    Buy out a partner, a competitor or a book of business.

  • Refinancing business debt

    Pay off existing business obligations with one longer-term line.

  • Hiring and growth

    Add the people before the revenue shows up.

A different way to fund the business

Traditional business financing isn't the only source of capital you have.Your property may be another.

If you own real estate with available equity, it may give you another way to finance a major business move.

  1. 1How much capital could the business use?
  2. 2What are you trying to accomplish?
  3. 3Does a monthly-payment structure make more sense?
  4. 4How much equity is available?

We look at the whole situation. A Business HELOC is one more option we know how to evaluate, next to the business-only ones.

See What Fits →
The tradeoff

Business capital backed by your real estate equity.

A Business HELOC is secured by eligible real estate. That can open up larger amounts and longer terms for qualified business owners, and it also means the property is collateral.

  • Monthly payments.A predictable payment the business can plan around.
  • Side by side with your other options.If a business-only option fits better, we'll tell you.
How equity worksExample
Property value$900K
Amount owed$400K
Estimated equity$500K
What's still owedValue you own
How much of that equity can be accessed depends on the lender's rules, the property and your overall financial profile.
Do I qualify

What we look at.

Plain English. Six things that shape what's possible with a Business HELOC.

  1. Estimated equityValue minus what's owed

    How much value is in the property compared with what's still owed.

  2. Property valueStarting point

    Helps determine how much equity may be accessible.

  3. Mortgage balanceExisting liens

    What you still owe, and any other liens, matter.

  4. CreditPart of it

    Part of the overall picture, not the whole thing.

  5. IncomeSupports the payment

    Helps determine whether the monthly payment is supportable.

  6. Existing obligationsAll of them

    Personal debts and monthly payments matter too.

Process

How it works

A few basics first. One advisor from there.

  1. 1Tell us about the business and propertyA few basics so we understand what you're trying to accomplish and the equity you may have available.
  2. 2See what may fitWe look at the business need and whether a Business HELOC gives you another viable structure.
  3. 3Move forward with the right structureIf a Business HELOC fits, your advisor walks you through the next steps.
Other ways to structure it

You don't have to pick a product. That's our job. Tell us the situation and we'll show you what fits.

Questions

Straight answers.

Anything else, call 888-850-2656

What is a Business HELOC?+

A home equity line of credit a business owner uses to put capital into the business. It's secured by eligible real estate you own and paid back monthly.

How much can I get?+

Up to $750,000. The amount depends on the property's value, what you already owe on it and your overall financial profile. Everything owed on the property, including the new line, can be up to 80% of its value.

How are payments made?+

Monthly, with terms up to 30 years.

How fast can it fund?+

As fast as 5 days. Timing depends on the property and how quickly the documents come in.

What can I use the money for?+

Business purposes such as working capital, inventory, equipment, expansion, acquisitions, projects or refinancing business obligations.

Is my property collateral?+

Yes. A Business HELOC is secured by the property.

Next step

Own real estate? See what your equity could do for the business.

A few quick questions about the business and the property. Checking takes a minute.

Business HELOC financing is provided through our lending partners; UpCrunch is not the lender. Up to $750,000, terms up to 30 years, funding as fast as 5 days and up to 80% combined loan-to-value (CLTV) are maximums, not guarantees. Approval, amount, rate, terms and timing depend on the property, credit, income, existing liens and lender requirements. The line is secured by the property. For business purposes only. Not available in all states.