What is the Homeowner Benefit Program and why should I consider it?
The Homeowner Benefit program was designed to help homeowners. The cost of food, fuel, car repairs and nearly everything else is going up big time! If you are like me, my budget for anything extra is shrinking and I have less to spend for just the basics. Our company designed the program to help homeowners for just this reason.
When I get my cash offer, why can't I get more?
We base our offer off an algorithm of your homes current value according to various valuation tools that we use. We pay you cash upfront, with the anticipation that you will eventually list / sell in the future. We have no idea when that will be or even if you will ever decide to list / sell. We do try to give as much as we can as we want to help homeowners.
How can you make any money offering the Homeowner Benefit program?
We are real estate brokers and agents. We are in 32 states and growing. We make money when we list & sell homes. That's what we do for a living. If we can gain a potential client even if many years in the future, that is a win for us. If we can help that homeowner in the process with some cash up front, that is a win -win for both of us. We just want to help people. That's why we came up with this program.
I fill out some paperwork in the computer, then schedule a day & time to meet to review the paperwork. Then sign it. The typical meeting is about 10 - 15 minutes.
1-3 business days after signing using Zelle or ACH/direct deposit, 7-10 days for paper check.
No. We come to your home or a nearby coffee shop or similar.
Anyone that is on the title / deed, or the mortgage must agree and sign the paperwork.
The payment is based off current market value of the property.
Absolutely NOT! You always maintain 100% ownership of your home.
Absolutely. You can refinance as many times as you want.
Typically, we charge 6% which is in line with most major companies
We can’t use the program on homes that have a reverse mortgage, raw land (no house), multi-unit homes that have 5 or more units, mobile homes (on wheels), manufactured homes on a foundation are OK, homes valued less than $130,000.
Until you decide to list or 40 years. It sounds like a long time, but most people list / sell their home in under 15 years. However, if you stay 40 years, you owe us nothing.