Buy your next home, before you sell.

A Bridge Loan HELOC turns your home's equity into buying power now, so you can make a strong, contingency-free offer without waiting for your sale to close.

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What is a Bridge Loan HELOC?

One line-of-credit, two homes covered. No contingencies.

It's a home equity line-of-credit on your current home—in first or second lien position—that gives you cash for a down payment before you sell.

You buy now, and skip the sale contingency that weakens most offers.

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What is a Bridge Loan HELOC good for?

Most buyers get stuck: they can't make a real offer until their current home sells, so they add contingencies that sellers reject—or rush to list before they're ready. Quorum's Bridge Loan HELOC removes the bottleneck.

Features designed for the in-between.

Up to $1M in first lien¹

No maximum aggregate limit on combined mortgages. Max on a second lien is $750,000.

680 minimum FICO

Common sense underwriting makes financing attainable—even without a perfect credit score.

Up to 80% LTV/CLTV

Maximize borrowing power against existing home equity.

10-year flexible draw period¹

Access funds whenever needed during the draw period with interest-only payments.

20-year repayment period¹

Long-term flexibility helps reduce monthly payments.

No balloon payment or prepayment penalty

Pay down or pay off the line at any time—no penalty and no balloon payment.

Apply online in minutes, not weeks.

Start your application, upload documents, and track every step in real time.

Not yet a Quorum member?

As with any credit union, membership is required in order to take advantage of credit union products and services. Membership is free and included in the online application.

  1. Apply online and upload required documents in one secure platform.

  2. Close: As soon as you've been approved and satisfied all loan conditions, we'll set up your closing appointment.

  3. Access funds: After closing, your funds will be available to use however you choose, instantly2!

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MOBILE BANKING APP

HELOC funds at your fingertips.

Access your funds instantly, make loan payments, view statementsall in one app.

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HELOC CHECKING OFFER

Instant access to HELOC funds + a $300 bonus.

Open a QClassic Checking and access up to $50K2 of your HELOC funds instantly!

Here's how: 

  1. Once your Quorum account is opened, log in to your account.

  2. Go to Open > Checking/Savings, then choose QClassic.

  3. Follow the steps and hit Submit.

As soon as your loan closes, you’ll be able to draw up to $50K of your HELOC funds instantly!

To get the $300 bonus3, simply set up qualifying direct deposits totaling $5,000 within 90 days.

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Disclaimers

1 Bridge Loan HELOC Disclosure: The Annual Percentage Rate (APR) is as low as to 8.875% as of 07/01/2026 and subject to change. The Floor Rate is 6.95%. Maximum APR is 18.00%. The APR is a variable rate, plus a margin, and is based on the Prime rate (index – as published in The Wall Street Journal). The margin is determined based on credit history, loan amount and loan-to-value (LTV) ratio. Rate will not increase or decrease more than 2% annually. A home equity line-of-credit is secured by the member’s home and is available only for 1 family residential properties and condominiums, excluding co-ops. Minimum line-of-credit amount: $50,000.00. No draw required at closing. No application or termination fees. Appraisal fee varies. Click here for the Fee Schedule. No pre-payment penalty. Mortgage tax may apply in some states. This Home Equity Line of Credit is not available in TX. All loans are subject to credit approval. Fees are due at closing and debited from the HELOC (except appraisal fee, if applicable, due at time of application). Additional fees for HELOCs, including all lender fees, origination fees and third-party fees will be passed to the borrower.​