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The sale
What happened, where it occurred and which records are available.
Understanding the proposed review
Start with the property.
Not a promise.
Redemption-related transactions depend on the relevant property interest, sale records, requirements and timing. A property-specific review comes first.
PEOPLE
PROPERTIES
POSSIBILITIES
PROPERTIES
POSSIBILITIES
Context before commitment
The Details Make the Difference.
REP evaluates potential purchases of qualifying property interests connected to redemption. This is different from simply requesting surplus money held after a sale.
A property-specific starting point
Four Questions Behind Every Review.
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The interest
What qualifying property interest may be involved and who can act.
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The timing
What transaction requirements and dates need to be evaluated.
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The terms
What a proposed purchase would mean before anyone agrees.
What a review does not mean
A possibility is not
a guaranteed outcome.
A review does not establish eligibility, guarantee an offer, promise a particular payment, or mean that a former owner will get the home back.
The relevant facts and applicable requirements must be evaluated before a potential transaction can proceed.
See How It Works
For property owners
Explore a thoughtful
next step.
Tell us about the property and your circumstances. A review comes before any potential offer.
Request a Property ReviewFor investor buyers
A considered approach
to acquisition.
Introduce your acquisition criteria, funding profile and transaction requirements.
Introduce Your Buying CriteriaPeople. Properties. Possibilities.
Clear Information.
A More Informed Decision.
Begin with a conversation about the property and the available documents.
Request a Property Review