This is why Windermere offers two exclusive loan tools to provide sellers with access to funds based on their equity, helping them prepare their properties for today’s market. This approach is more efficient than wading through the red tape and longer timeframe associated with opening a Home Equity Line of Credit (HELOC). The Windermere Ready Loan Program now has two loan programs, Notable Loans and Move Forward Financial (MFF) Loans.
The Notable Loans range up to $50,000, and the MFF loans range from $50,001 to $100,000. Notable funds can be available to the homeowner as soon as the same day the application is processed (within minutes), and MFF loans are funded within 10 days of application approval. Approval for both loans is based on the homeowner’s credit score rating and the Windermere broker’s approval of the home’s market value to establish equity within the required loan-to-value ratios. There is no need for an appraisal; both programs provide home sellers quick and easy access to funds via a loan against their equity. Then they can get to work preparing their homes for sale to attract the largest possible buyer audience.
The home equity serves as the basis for these loans, so it does not require employment verification, making this an excellent option for retirees or sellers in a job transition. Over 50% of all homeowners in the US have equity of 50% or more, making this tool the perfect solution to help would-be home sellers prepare their homes for the market and appeal to as many buyers as possible. Plus, there are no up-front costs; the loan fee and accrued interest are paid off at closing. Please review this page for an outline of the key differences between the two exclusive Windermere loan programs.
So, how do these programs work? First things first, contact me, your Windermere broker, as these programs are exclusive to Windermere brokers and their clients. We can evaluate which areas of improvement will yield the greatest return based on market data and trends, establish a budget with bids from my trusted vendors, and devise a winning strategy.
In the meantime, if you want to learn more about how home improvements can help maintain and enhance a home’s value, check out the 2025 Remodeling Impact Report from NAR. This will provide valuable insight. As always, my goal is to help keep my clients up-to-date on the latest trends and empower them to make informed decisions.