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CASHBATE is a shared-risk Home Solution that helps you sell your home faster and for more. We cover approved cosmetic updates up to the Base Solution Value, with payment for covered work handled at closing — no upfront cost to you.

In some cases, if essential updates go beyond the Base Solution Value, the seller covers those items directly at the time of work. For example, if a kitchen refresh requires new flooring to complete the project, that portion would be paid by the seller, while the rest remains covered under CASHBATE.

CASHBATE is not credit, not a loan, and not a contractor. We partner with licensed and insured professionals while providing the incentive and shared-risk structure that helps reduce your selling risk.

CASHBATE helps you sell faster and for more by using The Anchoring Methodology, a data-driven approach that identifies the cosmetic updates most likely to increase your home’s market appeal and value.

Our targeted cosmetic updates make your home more attractive to buyers, helping it photograph better, generate stronger showings, and receive higher offers. By focusing only on the improvements that deliver the greatest return, you avoid unnecessary costs and delays while maximizing impact where it matters most.

We focus on high-return, light cosmetic updates — like paint, flooring, and kitchen or bathroom refreshes — to help your home sell faster and for more, without unnecessary projects or added risk.

If your home doesn't sell within 6 months at the agreed-upon market price after our updates are complete, you owe absolutely $0 for our contribution. We share the risk with you.

Each home is reviewed through The Anchoring Methodology, which combines market data, buyer behavior insights, and your home’s current condition to identify the cosmetic updates most likely to increase its value.

CASHBATE works with you and your real estate agent to confirm the scope of improvements that will have the biggest impact on your sale.

Not all homes will qualify. Qualification depends on a property review and a pre-qualification visit to assess the home's current condition and its potential for value increase through our program.

Yes, absolutely. We are designed to work alongside your existing agent. We will coordinate with them to align on the update plan and sales strategy to ensure a seamless process.

A Comparative Market Analysis (CMA) report is an estimate of a home's value based on recently sold, similar properties in the immediate area. It's a key tool for setting a competitive and realistic listing price.

Need more information?

Our team is ready to help you understand how CASHBATE works and see if your home qualifies.