Equity Sharing is a unique arrangement between an investor who has cash to contribute, and a buyer who has good income and at least average credit, but doesn’t have a down payment. The investor can provide the cash for a down payment or supplemental monthly payments, depending on how the buyer qualifies. The buyer covers the closing costs and all the other normal costs of owning a home, such as the mortgage payment, property taxes, insurance and upkeep. In 3-7 years the homeowner buys out the investor and they each take a share of the appreciation.What Does a Wholesale Loan Officer Do?
They can pre-qualify first time home buyers to purchase their first home through the Equity Share program. Why use a Mortgage Broker rather then a Mortgage Banker or a Banking Institution? A Wholesale Mortgage Broker has more choices. They have access to more Lenders and they can get you a (usually) loan much easier if your credit is challenged by completing a "state" loan application. This is an application that can help self-employed and other challenged credit applications to be approved.