Market Ready Concierge

Funds can be used for a wide range of expenses that help prepare or present your property for sale, including repairs, painting, flooring, staging, landscaping, cleaning, storage, moving expenses, and temporary housing.

Funds should not be used for outstanding tax liens, existing secured debt on the property, closing or settlement-related expenses such as title insurance and appraisal fees, or similar obligations.

If you do not draw any of your approved funds, there is no cost. You can request that the loan be closed, and the $499 origination fee will not be charged.

You have 12 months from loan origination to sell your home. If it has not sold by then, you may request an extension or may be able to establish a payment plan to allow more time for the sale. Otherwise, the loan will become due at the end of the 12-month period. All extension and repayment-plan decisions are made by Notable.

If you decide not to sell your home, any funds you used will need to be repaid.

No. Market Ready Concierge loans are personal and unsecured, meaning no lien is placed on the property.

Yes. Market Ready Concierge can work with homes owned by an LLC, trust, or estate, as well as situations involving Power of Attorney. Notable may request additional documents during the application process to verify ownership or authorization.

Once your closing date has been set, log in to your Notable portal and provide the home’s closing date and the appropriate transaction coordinator, such as the title company, escrow provider, or attorney.

Notable will provide you and your closing professional with a final payoff statement and, when needed, an escrow demand along with repayment instructions. The funds used, applicable interest, and fees are then repaid through the closing process.