Use your home’s equity as collateral to get either a line of credit (HELOC) or a one-time payment with a second mortgage. Then use the cash for anything from college tuition to major renovations. It’s yours. Use it how you want.
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Mortgage refinance
If mortgage interest rates are lower than when you purchased your current home, you could save money by refinancing with CrossCountry Mortgage.
Buy a home
Buying a home is a big decision. But you don’t have to do it alone. We stand by you every step of the way, so you confidently go from home shopping to homeowning. For the first-time homebuyer, the property investor, or the second home seeker, start your journey with us.
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