We provide secured commercial loans to approved borrowers for outstanding real estate taxes on residential and commercial properties. Complete the form below to see if you prequalify.
Disclaimer: Completing our online prequalification application does not constitute a preapproval or guarantee approval for any loan.
Final approval is subject to: 1) the successful completion of all underwriting and approval requirements; 2) verification of all borrower, financial, and property information; 3) confirmation of property eligibility through a satisfactory walkthrough property inspection; 4) execution of all required loan documents; and 5) the availability of funds at the time of final approval.
This is a private commercial lending program. HomeBuyers247 is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or administered by any federal, state, or local government agency. HomeBuyers247, its partners, and affiliates are private entities and do not represent or operate as a government lending program. HomeBuyers247 is not a lender, mortgage company, mortgage broker, financial institution, or loan originator. HomeBuyers247 does not make loans, approve loans, negotiate loan terms, fund loans, collect loan payments, or receive compensation, commissions, referral fees, or other remuneration in connection with any loan transaction.
Loans are made only through our independent partners and affiliates, which are private entities, and are available exclusively to qualifying business entities, including LLCs, corporations, and trusts that own real estate. Information submitted through this website, in response to our advertisements, by telephone, email, or through an inquiry form may be shared with an independent third party for the purpose of evaluating and facilitating the requested services. Any lending decision, underwriting review, approval, denial, loan terms, funding, and loan documentation are the sole responsibility of the lending entity and not HomeBuyers247.
A mortgage or deed of trust will be recorded against the property as security for the loan. Failure to repay the loan in accordance with the loan agreement may result in the exercise of remedies available under the loan documents and applicable law, including foreclosure.
