Noah was fantastic Noah was fantastic! As advertised, fast, efficient, knowledgeable. My rep Julieta kept me informed along the way, no surprises, understood my goals and worked with me to get funded all well-within the 30-day window I needed from start to finish. For my situation, long in real estate assets, short on cash, challenging credit score/situation this solution was ideal. Compared with traditional lenders these folks ‘get it’ and know how to get things done.

Good company, garbage mobile website Their website sucks. I had to use 3 different email addresses bc the page kept refreshing and it would make me start over—but I couldn’t use my email address OR log in with my email address. Super irritating. Other than that they seem legit and like they’ll be able to help us access some of our equity. Just don’t try to apply on mobile while uploading documents etc; it turns into a mess.

Noah is a Stellar Company. Jaime was great to work with. Excellent service. Great communication. They did everything they said they would do. No surprises. We were able to read all the closing documents prior to closing. They provided a service that no conventional lender can, especially since to qualify in today's lending world is a nightmare! Thank you NOAH!!!

Shared Equity Option This relatively new financing option can work well, for individuals who can take out a reverse mortgage, but for various reasons, choose not to. In my case I took a $100k option, paid off all my loans, painted inside, and out, put in a new kitchen and remodeled a bath, and still had funds left over. I used the remainder for improving the stock in my business, and I can pay off this equity share, at 10 years, or less, plus equity gain/loss. I think the real benefit of this type of asset share is you maintain control of your house, have money to maintain it, and have options at the end.

An interesting option for 1099 workers. I am still working through the process. I am happy thus far but feel that a better job can be done presenting what is ultimately a 'new' finance/funding tool. There may be some anxiety from the end of the borrower- perhaps a nice case study to read through. Some different scenarios what ifs- and how they would play out. The Story on the web page helps. It is compelling and for a 1099 worker it is refreshing to find something out there for people with unique tax and income situations