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A few simple things we look for

You own at least

You paid at least 30% of your home.

This number is flexible, so do not worry if you are slightly below that.

Lot Size

1.1 acre or smaller

If it is a little bigger, please still contact us!

You are the current homeowner.

We will run an ID verification before promoting your property to ensure everything goes smoothly.

Age of Home

built in 1900 or later

If your home is older, we still want to hear from you.

Do you fill all the boxes?

Get Your Cash Offer

Sell2Rent is your Best option

Keep your home. Get your cash. Sell and stay on as a renter. You get the equity out of your home without moving out of it.

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Features		HELOC	Reverse Mortgage	Traditional Sale
Stay in your home	Yes, as a renter	Yes	Yes	No, you move out
Access your equity	Lump sum, most of it	Partial, as a loan	Partial, as a loan	Full, after costs
Adds new debt or payments	No, you pay rent	Yes, the loan plus interest	Yes, interest compounds	No
Credit score requirement	Not based on credit	Good credit needed	Limited check	Not required
Age and income requirements	None	Income verified	Usually 62 or older	None
Speed to cash	Weeks	Several weeks	1 to 2 months or more	Months, if it sells
Risk of losing the home	Low, lease in place	Yes, if you cannot repay	Yes, if you breach the terms	You leave by choice
Ongoing upkeep and repairs	Landlord handles major repairs	Still yours	Still yours	No longer yours

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Stay in your home: Yes, as a renter
Access your equity: Lump sum, most of it
Adds new debt or payments: No, you pay rent
Credit score requirement: Not based on credit
Age and income requirements: None
Speed to cash: Weeks
Risk of losing the home: Low, lease in place
Ongoing upkeep and repairs: Landlord handles major repairs

HELOC

Stay in your home: Yes
Access your equity: Partial, as a loan
Adds new debt or payments: Yes, the loan plus interest
Credit score requirement: Good credit needed
Age and income requirements: Income verified
Speed to cash: Several weeks
Risk of losing the home: Yes, if you cannot repay
Ongoing upkeep and repairs: Still yours

Reverse Mortgage

Stay in your home: Yes
Access your equity: Partial, as a loan
Adds new debt or payments: Yes, interest compounds
Credit score requirement: Limited check
Age and income requirements: Usually 62 or older
Speed to cash: 1 to 2 months or more
Risk of losing the home: Yes, if you breach the terms
Ongoing upkeep and repairs: Still yours

Traditional Sale

Stay in your home: No, you move out
Access your equity: Full, after costs
Adds new debt or payments: No
Credit score requirement: Not required
Age and income requirements: None
Speed to cash: Months, if it sells
Risk of losing the home: You leave by choice
Ongoing upkeep and repairs: No longer yours

Frequently asked questions

Here are some common questions about our Sale leaseback program and partnership opportunities.

How can a sale-leaseback help me avoid foreclosure?

It stops the countdown clock.

You use the sale money to pay off what you owe and stay in the home as a renter. Just make sure to start at least 4 weeks before your court date

How much time do you need to stop a foreclosure?

Three weeks before the auction. Maybe less. But call early.

We need at least three weeks before the date the bank has scheduled the auction. The more time you give us, the better. If you are close to that date, call anyway. We will tell you straight whether we can make it work. Do not wait.

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Who is eligible for a Sell2Rent sale-leaseback?

Most homeowners. What matters is your equity, not your credit.

You are probably a fit if you want to cash out your equity and stay in your home as a renter, you have at least 30% equity, and your home is a single-family house, townhouse, or condo. Being behind on payments or having damaged credit does not disqualify you.

You are probably not a fit if you do not own the home or have less than 30% equity.

How much of my home's equity can I get in cash?

Whatever the house is worth, minus what you owe. That is your number.

Imagine your home is worth $300K and you owe $150K on the mortgage. That is $150K in equity, roughly what you could walk away with after costs. Every house is different. The only way to know your real number is a quick conversation with an advisor.

(The ramianing number of home worth - owed money = equity.),

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