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Home Equity Line of Credit Application

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Step 1: Tell us about your property
Thank you for applying for a home equity line of credit with Chase. This application should only take about 15 minutes to complete.

Before you begin, check your eligibility. This includes being familiar with your credit score, as the minimal credit score to qualify for a Chase home equity line of credit on your primary residence is typically 680. Also make sure you understand the application process and required documentation.

Our online application is for primary residences only. Please call us or visit a Chase branch if your home equity needs are different. We don't offer home equity lines of credit for investment or rental properties.

If you have any questions or need help with your application, please call us at 1-888-342-4273.

Please provide information about the property being used as collateral.
We'll use this information to determine your potential line of credit amount.

If you don't know the property value, choose "See the estimated value" link and we'll provide you with an estimated value.

Once all of these fields are complete, choose "Submit Line Amount" button to move on to the next section.

Please note: If you close this screen or leave this site before your application is complete, you'll have to re-enter your information.

	Collateral Property Address

Street address 1	(P.O. Boxes are not allowed)

Street address 2	(optional)

City

State¹

Zip Code

Estimated property value

(123,456)

See the estimated value of the address you entered above.²

Do you have a mortgage on
the property?

Yes No

Do you have a home equity
loan on the property?

Yes No

Si tiene alguna pregunta, por favor
llame al 1-877-604-6267 .

Your residential address must not be a P.O. Box.

¹We don't offer home equity lines of credit in Alaska, Hawaii or South Carolina – if you live in these areas, you may want to consider refinancing your first mortgage.

²The Chase Home Value Estimator provides an estimated value of a valid U.S. street address, however, it may not be the actual value of the property.