Sentence examples for built-up equity from inspiring English sources

Nearly 90 percent of homeowners in the New York metropolitan area now have some built-up equity, versus 77 percent nationwide, according to a recent report from the data analytics firm CoreLogic.

"And the victims are generally poor or older people who have built up equity in their homes".

The plan is that in a few years, when she has built up equity, she will pay off my loan.

The loan "is really going to help people who need some extra cash and have built up equity in their home," he added.

"When one of these stories gets into the supernarrative of the news cycle, you've built up equity value in the story, and it's really hard to let go.

"We had built up equity in our old house, have always been savers, and we didn't have any credit card debt," Mr. Gill said.

Seniors who have built up equity in their homes can borrow against a percentage of that and take out a lump sum or a line of credit.

In London, the improving market is being driven by first-time buyers who have built up equity over the past two years, or who have been lent deposits by their parents, taking advantage of lower prices, according to estate agent Ludlow Thompson.

Talking about beyond the pale, it is the Chairman himself that manipulated the mortgage market to cut loose the torrents of built up equity.

Not unlike a home that has gone up a lot in value, there can be a time when you want to withdraw some of that built up equity and make it a tangible and not just paper gain.

77% of the sub-prime loans made were refinancing loans made to people who had built up equity in their homes.