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Unlock helps everyday American homeowners that have been left behind by the traditional home and finance system. While there are many ways to tap home equity, a home equity agreement (HEA) from Unlock is unique because it was designed to help families solve their financial challenges, and in doing so help them live more successful financial lives.

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1-800-560-3450 hello@unlock.com 1230 W. Washington Street, Suite 310
Tempe, AZ 85288

Unlock Agreements are provided exclusively by Unlock Partnership Solutions Inc., Unlock Partnership Solutions AO1 Inc., Unlock Partnership Solutions AO2 Inc., and Unlock Homeownership Solutions Inc., all of which are wholly-owned subsidiaries of Unlock Technologies, Inc. (collectively, “Unlock”).

Unlock holds the following Real Estate Broker licenses: Arizona – CO698434000; California – 02141737; Colorado – IC100092644; D.C. – REO40000074; Florida – CQ1062618; Hawaii – RB-23715; Illinois – 478027520; Massachusetts – 423954; Michigan – 6505431174; Minnesota – 40797638; Nevada – B.1002613; New Jersey – 2185646; North Carolina – C33769; Oregon – 201243836; Pennsylvania – RB069442; South Carolina – 25463; Tennessee – 265329; Utah – 12139955-CN00; Virginia – 0226033193; and Washington – 21010143.

The applicable Unlock entity enters into the Unlock Agreement directly with consumers and does not act as an agent or broker on behalf of any third-party. No agency relationship shall be formed between any Unlock entity and a consumer pursuant to or in connection with an Unlock Agreement. All Rights Reserved. Other terms and restrictions apply.

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Each home equity agreement (HEA) is subject to additional individual underwriting review.
All transactions are subject to verification of your credit (with a soft credit pull), identity, property value, home insurance, title, and outstanding property liens. Other verifications may be required.
Unlock may also require HEA proceeds to be used to clear any pre-existing liens as a condition to close.
The following limitations shall apply in all cases: no bankruptcy, foreclosure action, short sale, or deed in lieu within the previous five years; no 90-day delinquencies on any mortgage within the prior 24 months.
In most cases, Unlock must be in no greater than 2nd lien position and the property must be clear of any liens deemed unacceptable by Unlock in its discretion.
A minimum HEA amount of $30,000 is required on all transactions.
Property condition rating, as described in the Uniform Appraisal Dataset (UAD), must be at least C4 or better and properties for which comparable valuations, in the discretion of Unlock, do not exist may be ineligible.
Not available in all states.
For consumers with credit scores below 550 you may be required to verify income. You may also be required to utilize HEA proceeds to pay off certain outstanding debts as a condition to close.
Unlock charges up to a 4.9% origination fee and other third party paid closing costs such as appraisal, title, and government fees.
The home equity agreement term is 10 years.
The timeline to funding of approved HEAs may vary depending on when the homeowner submits a completed application and all supplemental documents are received and verified.
Please contact us for more information at hello@unlock.com.
For additional information please review the Unlock Product Guide.

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