How the transaction works
- HomeInherit explains the option and reviews the property.
- The homeowner reviews a written offer with family and advisors.
- The transaction closes. The senior receives cash and retains the recorded lifetime right to stay.
Seniors
No loan. No interest.
No repayment deadline.
HomeInherit helps Florida homeowners aged 70 and older sell part of their home’s future value without giving up their lifetime right to stay.
The lifetime right to live in the home.
Cash at closing for the agreed share.
A contractual share of future net sale proceeds.
For Florida homeowners aged 70 and older.
Estimated cash
One homeowner, full future inheritance.
Keeping a family share or paying off existing debt reduces the cash received.
See more at HomeInheritance.comHomeowners remain responsible for taxes, insurance, upkeep and other agreed property obligations.
Existing mortgage debt must be paid off at closing using the cash provided. There are no HomeInherit loan repayments.
Seniors can use the cash for their own needs while remaining in familiar surroundings. We do not foreclose.
See moreFlorida homeowners aged 70 and older. Eligibility and pricing depend on the property, covered homeowners’ ages and the share sold.
The homeowner can involve family members and advisors at every stage.
An independent attorney can review the deed and agreement before signing. HomeInherit can help pay for that review if needed.
Homeowner information
Details about eligibility and the process are available at HomeInheritance.com.
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