PLEASE READ THIS IN ITS ENTIRETY, AND FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS HERE,
AND IN YOUR E-TICKETS EMAIL, OR WE WILL NOT BE ABLE TO ASSIST YOU WITH
OUR NO MONTHLY PAYMENTS AND NO INTEREST PROGRAM.
When one wants to tap into the equity of their home, as the image
above demonstrates, one usually has 3, MAIN, options, that just about
anyone can use:
Option 1: HEL (Home Equity Loan)
[https://www.bankrate.com/finance/home-equity/what-home-equity-debt-is-1.aspx],
Option 2: HELOC (Home Equity Line Of Credit)
[https://www.realtor.com/advice/finance/home-equity-line-of-credit/],
Option 3: Cash Out ReFi (Refinance)
[https://www.investopedia.com/terms/c/cashout_refinance.asp].
Each of these have pros and cons. HELOCs are generally considered the
“easiest,” whreas the Cash Out Refi is considered the
“hardest,” where the HELs fall in between. What you need to keep
in mind, for all of these is that in most, if not all, circumstances,
while you will have “cash” for your investment options, you will
now have two debts: your original mortgage (or new mortgage, for the
ReFi), and your new loan.
You can opt to go to your original mortgage provider, shop around, or
check out a lending exchange (Lending Tree, Prosper, etc), to see if
you can tap into your equity, and invest in that equity into real
estate, or a business, and as long as there is enough profit, it can
pay back the investment amount, as well as your mortgage. However,
there is one more, main option, that involves no monthly payments and
no interest! It is “equity sharing.”
Investors will loan you an amount of money—ranging from 10 –
20%--and charge you no interest or monthly payments. Here are some
FAQs:
Q: Is this a loan?
A: No. With no interest and no monthly payments, it is a mortgage debt
alternative.
Q: How does this work?
A: You sell a FUTURE SHARE of your property's future value upon
selling (up or down), for a set amount of cash now.
Q: How much can I receive?
A: Up to 20% of YOUR HOME'S APPRAISED VALUE. The most invested in one
home is $500,000; generally investments are less than this.
Q: What are the basic qualification guides?
A: One must have a dependable source of income, as well as good credit
of +680. A soft pull is done in the pre-approval phase, which won't
show on your credit, DTI (debt to income) ratio of less than 43
percent, be your primary residence, and other factors.
Q: What types of properties are considered:
A: Single family homes, Condominiums, Townhomes. Manufactured/mobile
homes are generally not considered.
Q: Do the firms benefit from the equity?
A: No. The equity is yours.
For us to be able to help you, when you receive your e-ticket, you
will need to email us:
1- Property address
2- Homeowners full legal names
3- Best contact number(s)
4- Email address(es)
You will also have the ability to email us, with any questions you
have, prior to the meet.
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