The New Way to Access Your Home Equity: A Residential Sale-Leaseback.

To understand how Stay Frank.'s program works, let's break down the phrase into its two core parts: "home sale" and "leaseback."

1. The first part, “home sale,” is a direct translation: it implies you are selling your house. In a sale-leaseback real estate arrangement, we connect you with trustworthy investor partners who offer you a fair market value to buy your house.
2. The second part of the phrase— “leaseback”— is a key addition: you as the homeowner sell your house to our trusted investor; however, you get to lease it back. This means you will still live in your home as a temporary tenant. You simply become a renter by signing a lease and paying a monthly fee to stay in the home for a predetermined amount of time. That’s why a home sale-leaseback is also often synonymously referred to as a “sale-and-leaseback,” because you are selling your home while continuing to live in it as a leasing tenant for a bit longer.

To learn more about the benefits of our program, explore our Why a Home Sale-Leaseback? resource.

We will ask you a series of simple questions about you and your home to qualify you for our home sale-leaseback program, including:

• Your employment status
• How many bedrooms and bathrooms your house has
• How much cash you are looking to get from the final sale

Check out our Do I Qualify? page for a full list of qualifications.

We’re going to give it to you Frank: Ultimately, yes, you have to move out. However, the benefit of leasing your home as a tenant is prolonging the “when.” Most Stay Frank. customers stay anywhere from a few months to up to 5 years. The average customer signs a 2-year lease.

We know it can be hard to say goodbye, however, the point of our home sale-leaseback program is to help you transition into the next chapter of your life. You are selling your house to start over in a better financial position— and we’re here to help you ease into your new home with less debt and stress.