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Unlock’s Home Equity Agreement (HEA) helps turn home equity into cash for financial flexibility and possibilities Use equity you have for the things you need
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Unlock helps homeowners access the equity in their homes to plan for the future they want, offering flexible funding without monthly payments
- What Unlock’s Home Equity Agreements (HEAs) Cost
With an Unlock Home Equity Agreement (HEA), you receive a lump sum of cash today in exchange for a share of your home’s future value The cost of your HEA is based on how much or how little your home appreciates during the length of your HEA term, which can last up to 10 years
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In most cases, Unlock must be in no greater than 2nd lien position and the property must be clear of any liens deemed unacceptable by Unlock in its discretion A minimum HEA amount of $15,000 is required on all transactions
- How Unlock’s Home Equity Agreement (HEA) Works
At Unlock, we provide products and services that help homeowners address financial needs so they can plan the future they envision Our flagship product is our home equity agreement (HEA), a clear, flexible financing solution for homeowners who want to access their home equity without taking on a monthly debt payment
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Unlock Agreements are provided exclusively by Unlock Partnership Solutions Inc , Unlock Partnership Solutions AO1 Inc , Unlock Partnership Solutions AO2 Inc , and Unlock Homeownership Solutions Inc , all of which are wholly-owned subsidiaries of Unlock Technologies, Inc (collectively, “Unlock”)
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Through our HEA, Unlock provides a lump sum of cash (up to $500,000) in exchange for a portion of your home’s future value There are no monthly payments and no interest charges
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To secure the performance of your obligations under HEA, Unlock will place a lien on your property in the form of either a “performance deed of trust” or a “performance mortgage” depending upon which state the property is located
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