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Home equity loans in Pilot Point, Alaska

The typical owner-occupied home in Pilot Point is worth about $110,000, 69% below the Alaska median of $352,900 and 67% below the national median of $332,700. 86% of occupied homes here are lived in by their owners, and 11% of those owners still have a mortgage.

Pilot Point at a glance

Pilot Point Alaska U.S.
Median home value $110,000 $352,900 $332,700
Median property tax paid per year – $3,901 $3,119
Median household income – $92,788 $80,734
Homes lived in by their owners 86% 67% 65%
Owner homes with a mortgage 11% 60% 61%
Median monthly costs, owners with a mortgage – $2,229 $1,963
Median rent – $1,419 $1,413
Median year homes were built 1985 1986 1980
Vacant homes 69.6% 17.6% 10.1%
Population 48 735,706 334,922,499

How much equity Pilot Point owners could borrow

Home equity is what your home is worth minus what you owe. Most lenders let you borrow until your loans add up to 80% to 85% of the home's value. For the median Pilot Point home of $110,000, 80% is $88,000.

89% of Pilot Point owners have no mortgage at all, so they could borrow up to the full 80% limit.

If you instead refinance and take cash out, the whole loan moves to the new rate (this week's 30-year average is 7.11%). A home equity loan or line of credit keeps your current first mortgage, which is usually better when your existing rate is lower than today's.

Borrowing limit on a $110,000 home (80% to 85% of value)
Owe nothing$88,000 to $93,500
Owe $27,500$60,500 to $66,000
Owe $55,000$33,000 to $38,500
Owe $71,500$16,500 to $22,000

Before the lender's own limits, fees and your credit and income checks.

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Questions about home equity loans in Pilot Point

What is the median home value in Pilot Point?

About $110,000 for owner-occupied homes, according to the Census Bureau's 2020–2024 American Community Survey.

How much can I borrow against my home in Pilot Point?

Usually up to 80% to 85% of your home's value, minus what you owe. On the median home of $110,000, an 80% limit is $88,000 before subtracting your mortgage.

More about Pilot Point

Sources: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2020–2024 5-year estimates; Freddie Mac Primary Mortgage Market Survey, week of November 12, 2026. Estimates for small places have wide margins of error. About our data