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Homeowners are turning to equity-sharing deals to access home value without monthly payments, trading future gains for immediate cash.
Homeowners in the U.S. are increasingly using equity-sharing agreements to access home equity without monthly payments, as high interest rates make traditional loans and refinancing less attractive.
These agreements let homeowners sell a portion of their home’s future value for a lump sum, with repayment only occurring when the home is sold, refinanced, or after a 10- to 30-year term.
Investors share in both gains and losses, and terms vary by provider.
The option appeals to asset-rich, cash-poor homeowners, especially those with low-rate mortgages who avoid refinancing, but it involves giving up future appreciation and carries long-term financial trade-offs.
Los propietarios de viviendas están recurriendo a acuerdos de participación de capital para acceder al valor de la casa sin pagos mensuales, intercambiando ganancias futuras por efectivo inmediato.