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FAQ: Eliminating Origination Fees with homebldr Financing Subscription
Real estate investors can save significantly on origination fees by using homebldr's subscription model, which eliminates per-deal fees for a flat annual fee. For example, an investor closing six deals totaling $2.5 million could save 39% compared to traditional fee structures.
Real estate investors traditionally pay origination fees on every deal, which can add up to significant annual costs. homebldr's subscription eliminates these per-deal fees, saving investors money.
Subscribers pay a single upfront fee to access zero homebldr origination fees on all eligible deals for 12 months, up to a loan volume cap determined by their subscription tier.
The Core tier (up to $1M loan volume) is for investors closing 2-3 deals per year. The Growth tier (up to $2.5M) fits investors closing a deal every couple of months. The Scale tier (up to $5M) is for the most active investors.
Using the Growth tier example, an investor closing six deals totaling $2.5 million would pay $32,526 in traditional origination fees but only $20,000 with the subscription, saving about $13,000 (39%).
Investors who use as little as 45 to 65 percent of their allotted loan volume are typically already ahead compared to paying per-deal origination fees.
Traditional origination fees must be paid in cash at closing with sourcing requirements. The subscription fee is paid outside of closing and can be paid by credit card, gifted funds, or buy now/pay later services like Affirm or Klarna, with no sourcing requirements.
Adam Eldibany is the founder of homebldr. He says that when investors see the annual total of origination fees, their reaction changes from thinking the per-deal fee is reasonable to questioning whether the traditional structure is right.