How do I get a free quote?

To get a free quote, you must be a member of IRESE. Membership is free.

When you are ready, get your FREE quote for Future Equity Agreement.

What should I put in my quote?

For Future Equity Agreement you can use our simple online tools to determine the amount of cash you want, and it will very based on the length of the agreement and future property value.

Once your satisfied with your quote, you start an application and you will be assigned a Broker who will review your needs and verify all the data you provided.

Once your application is reviewed and approved by Broker, Future Equity Agreement will be underwritten by IRESE.

How do I track my Future Equity Agreement application status?

For Future Equity Agreement application you'll be able to see it and track it by going to "Home > My IRESE > Products > Applications" and select your Future Equity Agreement application. Take me there

How much cash should I get?

When you create a quote for Future Equity Agreement, we'll help you pick a length of your agreement and future property value. You can specify the amount of cash you want by selecting the future property value and the length of the agreement.

And remember, you're always free to withdraw your application before the Future Equity Agreement is approved.

What is a bank link?

When you are confirming your Future Equity Agreement, you will have two options for receiving your money. The first option is electronic funds transfer, which is free. The second option is bank check, which will result in an interest rate charge of 1.00%. Property Owners who choose not to use the free electronic payment service will be charged 1.00% fee on every check. We expect that most Property Owners will choose the free electronic funds transfers which are secure and convenient.

If you select electronic funds transfer, IRESE will electronically deposit your money into your bank account on Future Equity Agreement approval. If you select bank check as your method of payment, you are authorizing IRESE to write you a check to cover your payment. This option has a fee because of the additional processing costs associated with it.