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Knock expands bridge loan services to Texas

Created at 20 Aug · 10:06 AM1 source↑ Market-relevant
IN SHORT

Knock has expanded its bridge loan services into Texas, allowing homeowners to leverage their existing home equity for down payments, debt repayment, and mortgage payments on a new property before selling their current one.

Key Numbers

32states and Washington D.C. where Knock operates

Who's Involved

Knock
real estate technology company expanding bridge loan services
Sean Black
Co-founder and CEO of Knock
Knock expands bridge loan services to Texas

↳ Why This Matters

This expansion provides Texas homeowners with a new financial tool to navigate the housing market, potentially increasing their purchasing power and flexibility when buying a new home before selling their current one.

Key facts

  • Knock has launched its bridge loan services in Texas.
  • The service enables homeowners to use equity from their current home for down payments, debt repayment, and mortgage payments on a new property.
  • By excluding the existing home from mortgage qualification, the program aims to increase buyers' purchasing power.
  • Knock's bridge loan service is now available in 32 states and Washington, D.C.

Knock has expanded its bridge loan services into Texas, providing homeowners with a new method to utilize their existing home equity when purchasing a new property before selling their current one. The real estate technology company's program is designed to assist qualifying homeowners by allowing them to use equity from their existing home for purposes such as down payments, paying off debts, preparing the home for sale, and covering mortgage payments for up to six months.

By excluding the current home from the new mortgage qualification process, Knock's Bridge Loan aims to enhance the purchasing power of qualified buyers, enabling them to make non-contingent offers. Knock co-founder and CEO Sean Black stated that the expansion allows Texas homeowners to leverage their increased home equity for their next move, offering flexibility and making their offers more competitive.

The company highlighted the expansion's significance in Texas, noting that strong home equity protections in the state can sometimes complicate the process for relocating homeowners. For lenders, the program is intended to support borrowers with substantial equity who might be limited by their existing mortgage. Real estate professionals can offer this service to clients who wish to make offers without a home-sale contingency and move before listing their current residence.

Texas is the latest addition to Knock's operational footprint, which now spans 32 states and Washington, D.C. Earlier this year, the company also expanded into Delaware, South Dakota, Louisiana, Iowa, and Wyoming, as well as into high-cost counties in Colorado, Maryland, New Jersey, and Tennessee.

Frequently asked questions

Knock's bridge loan service allows homeowners to use the equity in their current home to fund the purchase of a new property before selling their existing one.

Funds can be used for down payments, debt repayment, sale preparations, and up to six months of mortgage payments on the current home.

It removes the existing home from the new mortgage qualification calculation, potentially increasing a buyer's purchasing power.

Knock now operates in 32 states and Washington, D.C.

What Happens Next

01Knock may continue to expand its bridge loan services to additional states.

How It Developed

Knock has expanded its bridge loan services into Texas.
The service allows homeowners to use existing equity for down payments, debt repayment, and mortgage payments.
The program removes the current home from new mortgage qualification calculations.
Knock now operates in 32 states and Washington, D.C.

Sources

T1
Knock expands bridge loan services to TexasHousingWire

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