How it Works

Here's a brief overview of how Nada's home equity agreement works

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House

Unlock up to $500,000 in home equity

Calendar

No interest. No monthly payments.

Home Tree

Maintain full ownership of your home

Money

Spend your equity however you want

Real Estate

Flexibility to refinance, sell, or buy equity back

Here’s how Nada's process works
from start to finish

Check Your Eligibility

Check Your Eligibility

See if you qualify by answering a few quick questions—no impact on your credit score.

Get Your Offer

Get Your Offer

Receive a personalized offer based on your home’s value and equity.

Sign Your Agreement

Sign Your Agreement

Review and sign your Home Equity Agreement, securing funds without monthly payments or interest.

Receive Your Cash

Receive Your Cash

Get your funds in a lump sum to use however you need—debt consolidation, home improvements, or anything else.

No Monthly Payments

No Monthly Payments

Enjoy financial flexibility with no ongoing payments—Nada only shares in your home’s future value.

Settle When You're Ready

Settle When You're Ready

Nada’s term is 10 years. You can buy back Nada’s equity share anytime, or settle when you sell or refinance your home.

Hear it for yourself...

Homeshares helped me invest in myself and open my own business.

Dina B.
Dallas, TX

Hear it for yourself...

I had a great outcome, paid off my debt!

Shamey D.
Austin, TX

Hear it for yourself...

The process was just fine. Easy and smooth.

Laura C.
Austin, TX

Hear it for yourself...

Thank you so much! You've been great through this and this is really helpful to my family right now. Great experience!

Justin D.
Dallas, TX

Hear it for yourself...

This literally saved my life! Nobody else would let us use the funds to pay for repairs, but you. Broderic is THE BEST! He even helped us find quotes and contractors that would work with us.

Cynthia Y.
Miami, FL

How Much Does an HEA Cost?

Cash Amount

Monthly Payment

Interest Rate

No Income Requirement

No Age Requirement

Minimum FICO

Nada

$50K

$0

0.0%

Yes

Yes

500

Credit Card

$50K

$1,508

24.2%

No

Yes

620

Personal Loan

$50K

$1,365

21.5%

No

Yes

620

HELOC

$50K

$568

12.5%

No

Yes

620

Reverse Mortgage

$50K

$0

7.9%

Yes

No

500

*This chart is meant to provide general or average costs per financial product. Interest rates are subject to change and are dependent on credit worthiness and market conditions. Average interest rates are sourced from published rates on Bankrate. Information updated on 4/1/2025.

Common Questions

What is a Home Equity Agreement?

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In exchange for the upfront cash paid to you, an investor is granted an interest in the home's future appreciation as a co-investor. This means that the investor will share in any increase in the value of your home over time. As your property's market value rises, so too does the investor's stake in that appreciation. This partnership allows you to access funds immediately without the burden of monthly payments, while the investor benefits from potential future gains when the property is sold or refinanced. Essentially, you are not only receiving cash to use as you see fit, but you are also entering into a mutually beneficial agreement that aligns both your financial goals and those of the investor.

How do you determine my home value?

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Home valuations are determined by using 3rd party automated tools, which analyze various factors such as recent sales of comparable properties, market trends, and property characteristics to provide an estimated value. These automated valuation models (AVMs) leverage extensive databases and algorithms to offer quick and cost-effective assessments of property worth. However, in certain situations where a more precise valuation is required—such as for a mortgage refinance, or when significant renovations have occurred—clients may opt to pay for appraisals through a 3rd party appraisal management company.

How do I pay off Nada's Home Equity Agreement?

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Currently there are 3 ways to pay Nada’s lien off:

  • Refinance into a traditional mortgage.
  • Payoff in cash, either by selling the home or with cash on hand.
  • Obtain a new Homeshare with another 10-year term.