Where the Bank-Statement HELOC Is Available: All 30 States

The income file is the same everywhere — 12 months of deposits, no tax returns. What changes from state to state is the closing: recording taxes, who signs, how property is valued, and in Texas, the constitution. Each state has its own page.

Available on properties in the 30 states listed below, counting the District of Columbia. Korbin Spangenthal is licensed as a mortgage loan originator in each of them. Not available in New York. Texas is available and follows its own constitutional home-equity rules, which its page explains. Second homes and investment properties qualify with different maximums than a primary residence in every state.

South and Southeast

Mid-Atlantic and Northeast

Midwest and Plains

Mountain West and Southwest

West Coast and Pacific

What is the same in every state

Twelve months of deposits through a read-only bank connection are the income; no tax returns, Schedule C or F, K-1s, P&L or CPA letter are requested. The line is fixed-rate per draw, fully amortized, with no prepayment penalty, in first, second or third lien position — behind an existing HELOC, a solar loan or a PACE assessment. Lines run from $25,000 to $750,000, with a full appraisal above $400,000 and an automated valuation usually sufficing below it where sales data is deep. A clean file can fund in as little as five days everywhere except Texas, where the constitutional waiting period makes it roughly three weeks.

Not on the list? The program is not available in New York, and this site does not solicit or accept applications for property in any state not listed above. The program page has the full terms.

Common questions

Is the program available in New York?

No. The West Capital Lending Home Equity Line is not available in New York, and no application for a New York property can be started through this site.

Why is Texas different?

Texas home-equity lending is governed by the state constitution: a 12-day waiting period, closing at a lender, title or attorney office, one home-equity loan per homestead at a time, a cap on total home-secured debt, and both spouses signing. The Texas page explains each.

Which states charge a tax when the line is recorded?

Of the 30, Alabama, Minnesota and Tennessee charge a state tax on the recorded amount; Maryland counties, Virginia and the District of Columbia charge recordation taxes; Florida charges documentary stamp and intangible taxes. The rest charge recording fees only. Each state page says which applies.

Where does a spouse who is not on title have to sign?

Community-property states (Arizona, California, New Mexico, Texas, Washington), dower states (Kentucky, Ohio) and homestead-consent states (Kansas, Minnesota, North Dakota, South Dakota) generally require it. Signing releases an interest; it does not make the spouse a borrower.

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