A guaranteed offer on the home your buyer owns, plus an equity advance for the down payment. They go under contract today. Your lender stays. So do your incentives.
A guaranteed offer on the home they own today, so its sale stops being a condition of buying yours. And an equity advance against that home, up to 85% of its value, which clears the existing mortgage and turns the difference into their down payment.
Your reps keep their CRM, their lender and their process. We work behind it.
One sentence on the floor is the whole trigger. Nothing changes about how your team sells.
We review the home, the equity and the timeline, at no cost and no obligation to them.
The old home is backed, the cash is available, and your contract moves without a contingency.
Their equity moves first, so your contract does not wait on a sale.
Every Velocity program takes one specific reason a qualified buyer cannot sign today. This is the one it takes.
Your contract stops depending on the sale of their house.
Their equity becomes usable cash before the old home closes.
The advance clears the existing loan, so nobody carries both.
With the old mortgage gone, it stops counting against qualifying.
If yours isn’t here, put it on the strategy call and we will answer it straight.
Roughly 20% or more is where this works best. Below that, Guaranteed Lease or Home to Sell is usually the better fit and we will tell you which.
They have up to six months on the open market. If it has not sold by then, the backup offer is there. Most homes sell well inside the window.
Yes. HomeAdvance sits alongside both. Your preferred lender relationship and any incentive you are running are untouched.
An automated valuation covers most cases. If the number looks wrong, they can order an independent valuation for around $250 and we work from that.
Two fees, both taken out of the advance rather than their pocket at signing. Their specialist walks through the exact figures before anything is committed.
Yes — velocityrefl.com/homeadvance. Same program, written to the buyer rather than to the sales floor: it says “your equity” where this page says “your contract”. Send them there; the rack cards send them straight to the intake form.
Most builders run more than one. One call tells you which of the five your stuck contracts actually need, and what it would have done to last quarter’s numbers.
Aaron Abbadie handles builder relationships himself. If you would rather skip the form:
Book a call. We’ll show you which of the five programs your stuck contracts need.
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