Up to 15% back
We help clients recoup their down payment, typically 5-15% of the purchase price.
So your client found their dream home, but now has to furnish it.
Help your clients invest in their new home and quickly rebuild their cash reserves with Down Payment Cashback.
Invest in their home
Clients can use the funds to furnish their new home, renovate, or rebuild their emergency fund.
Gain a partner
We don’t collect monthly payments. Instead, we share in your client's home appreciation.
Nothing owed for 10 years
We'll be here to help your client navigate their homeownership journey over the next decade.
Why do homeowners choose Noah?
Why do homeowners choose Noah?
Why do homeowners choose Noah?
01
Search confidently
When pre-qualified for Down Payment Cashback, your client will have more confidence to make an offer on their dream home, knowing they'll have financial flexibility even after making a large down payment.
02
Make a stronger offer
To compete to win in the current seller’s market, your client may even need to put more than 20% down. Putting 20% or more down also allows them to access the best mortgage rates and avoid PMI.
03
Invest in the home right away
Help your client avoid the stress of living in a layout that doesn’t work for their family while benefiting from added value to their home. With Down Payment Cashback, they’ll have the funds they need to invest in renovations right away.
04
Reduce risk
When we say “we’re invested”, we mean it. As your client's partner in homeownership, if their home appreciates we share in the gain, and if their home depreciates, we also share in the loss.
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FAQs
Here are a few of our most commonly asked questions
How is Noah able to offer funding with no monthly payments and no interest?
Will my client’s credit score be impacted if they receive an estimate?
Is there a minimum home value that Noah will invest in?
What is the expiry term of Down Payment Cashback?
How long does the funding process take?
After Noah financing, can my client refinance their primary mortgage in the future?
Still have questions? We have answers.
