Programs Designed for People Like You
Unlike lenders, EasyKnock solutions are not limited by credit score or debt-to-income (DTI) qualifications. Our residential sale-leaseback programs can help you reach your unique financial goals by enabling you to convert your hard-earned home equity into cash.

Sell & Stay
Sell your house, convert your equity to cash, and stay as a renter. Keep the option to buy the home back or direct us to sell it on the open market.
Sale Price
100%
of the home’s appraised value in cash funding + the Sell & Stay Option
Cash Funding
Up to 75%
of the home’s appraised value
Ability to Repurchase
Receive Applicable Home Value Appreciation*
Lease Term
12 months auto-renewing
for up to five years total with the ability to exercise your Sell & Stay Option at any time
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MoveAbility
Get the equity benefits of a home sale and convert your home equity to cash you can use to make a more competitive offer on your next home.
Sale Price
100%
of the home’s appraised value in cash funding + the MoveAbility Option
Cash Funding
Up to 80%
of the home’s appraised value
Ability to Repurchase
Receive Applicable Home Value Appreciation*
Lease Term
12 months
with the ability to exercise your MoveAbility Option to list the home at any time within the first nine months
- Learn MoreGet Qualified
*Terms and conditions apply
What is a sale-leaseback?
We’re glad you asked! A sale-leaseback is exactly what it sounds like; sell your property, but instead of having to move out, you stay as a renter.
This concept is nothing new. While common in commercial real estate, EasyKnock brought it to residential real estate.

The economy is changing, EasyKnock can help.
At EasyKnock, we’ve built innovative financial solutions that cater to the realities of the modern American homeowner.
We’re different because we’re not a lender; that means you have fewer restrictions.
In today’s economy
The average American between the age of 25-75 carries
$28,647
of non-mortgage debt1
The average mortgage holder has
$185,000
in trapped home equity2
Due to financial limitations
57% of Americans
can’t cover an unexpected $1,000 bill3
Erin’s Story
“After selling the house to EasyKnock, it's just made things easier financially on us. It's lifted a burden off our shoulders to be able to move forward and plan our budget for the future as opposed to worrying about previous debt.”
Erin, EasyKnock Customer
Dayton, Ohio
Ronda's Story
“I was going through some difficult times. I had a divorce and I no longer had two incomes. With EasyKnock, I converted my home equity into cash, and I was able to take care of some things for myself and keep my life as normal as possible.”
Ronda, EasyKnock Customer
Sugarland, Texas
The McElwains' Story
“A family of four, two teenagers, we needed more room. With EasyKnock, we turned the full value of the home equity into the cash we needed in order to move. We sold our home and purchased our new home in just five weeks. It was amazing.”
The McElwains, EasyKnock Customers
Grey, Tennessee
Ready to make your home equity work for you?
See for yourself how EasyKnock’s sale-leaseback solutions help homeowners unlock their financial freedom.

Disclosures
1
Dematteo, M. (Mar 23, 2023), CNBC. "The average Gen Xer has $32,878 in non-mortgage debt—here’s how they compare to other generations"
2
Webber, M. R. (Aug 31, 2022). Investopedia. “What is the average equity in U.S. homes?”
3
Pino, I. (Jan 25, 2023), Fortune. “57% of Americans can’t afford a $1,000 emergency expense…”
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EasyKnock program parameters and requirements are subject to change without notice based on market conditions. These materials are promotional in nature and are not offered as advice and should not be relied on as such. EasyKnock, Inc. as well as its subsidiaries and affiliates (collectively “EasyKnock”) are not lenders and do not provide loans. The transactions described in these promotional materials are sale-leasebacks and involve the sale of the property to EasyKnock and subsequent lease of the property from EasyKnock. Some transactions include an Option Agreement. The ability to repurchase a property via the Option Agreement depends on the specific product and product offerings vary by state. Additional terms and conditions apply.