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Are sellers willing to offer Requity Homes a purchase on their homes? Are the available homes of good quality?
Are sellers willing to offer Requity Homes a purchase on their homes? Are the available homes of good quality?
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Are sellers willing to offer Requity Homes a purchase on their homes? Are the available homes of good quality?

There's a misconception that sellers rarely agree to arrangements like ours and that available homes could be better. At Requity, we've secured $26 million in funding, allowing us to purchase quality homes directly from sellers. You get to pick the home of your choice, as long as you meet the qualifications to purchase.

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What is Requity Homes?
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What homes are eligible for the Requity Homes program?
Who is responsible for closing costs?
What do I need to do before moving in?
How can I buy back the home?
Is this a loan or mortgage?
What income documents are required?
Do I need a real estate agent?
How does the purchase process work?
Who is responsible for maintenance and repairs?
What if the home appraises for less than Requity paid?
Who is the program for?
How much does the program cost?
What are the key considerations in the offer drafting process?
Who pays property taxes, utilities, and insurance?
What if I decide not to buy — what happens to my savings?
How does rent-to-own work?
What happens after I get pre-qualified?
How is the buyback price determined?
Can Requity report my rent payments to help build my credit?
How quickly can I receive my savings if I exit the program?
How much will the rent be?
How does Requity Homes differ from other companies?
Who owns the home in an arrangement with Requity Homes?
Are sellers willing to offer Requity Homes a purchase on their homes? Are the available homes of good quality?
Does Requity Homes ever work for tenants?
Can I speak to your team in a language other than English?
What if I can't qualify for a mortgage at the end of the term?
How long do I have to decide whether to buy the home?
Are there advantages to using Requity Homes in a competitive housing market?
Why shouldn't I just save money on my own?
Will I lose my savings if I decide to leave the program?
Can Requity sell the home to someone else while I'm living in it?
Where does Requity Homes operate?
Is a down payment required?
Do you perform a home inspection?
How are property taxes factored into the rent portion of the monthly payment?
How long does the process take?
How does the pricing work?
What happens if major repairs or concerns are identified during the inspection?
How does Requity compare to just renting?
Is there an interest rate?
What do you need to prepare to waive home buying conditions?
How does Requity compare to getting a mortgage?
What are needed from clients to waive conditions?
What credit score do I need?
Who owns the home during the rent-to-own term?
Am I guaranteed to get the home I make an offer on?
What happens if a client becomes disabled or passes away during the program?
What happens if I don’t end up buying the home?
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