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HomeInherit Introduces Investment Model Offering Seniors Liquidity Without Leaving Their Homes

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NEW YORK, Oct. 11, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — HomeInherit today announced an investment model designed to provide seniors with liquidity from their homes without requiring a loan, monthly payments, or relocation. The approach allows older homeowners to remain in their residences while unlocking funds to support essential needs such as healthcare, safety upgrades, and local tax obligations.

The HomeInherit structure prioritizes stability for senior residents. Under each agreement, homeowners remain in the property, family members are included in the process, and all documents are designed for clarity and accessibility. Contingency plans address home restoration following damage from storms or fires, ensuring continuity of residence.

The company’s leadership combines technology builders with backgrounds in Silicon Valley alongside experienced professionals in tax, estate planning, and real estate. This multidisciplinary team has developed a service-first model aimed at delivering both financial and social outcomes.

On the investment side, HomeInherit’s strategy is non-rental and structured for tax advantages at exit. The fund materials present projected returns that are decorrelated from public markets and rental cycles, coming from actuarial tables, home appreciation and home improvement strategies to coinvest with seniors. Transactions are scarce and it takes complex disciplined operations to source and manage.Impact reporting is central to the program. HomeInherit measures success through liquidity delivered to senior homeowners, displacement prevented by enabling residents to remain in their homes, and capital redirected toward critical personal and community needs. The outcomes are tracked in simple terms: dollars distributed, households stabilized, and communities supported.

“The HomeInherit model was built to address both sides of the equation,” said a company spokesperson. “Senior homeowners gain liquidity in their only asset while maintaining security in their homes, and investors access returns positioned outside typical market cycles. It is a framework where financial performance and human outcomes are aligned.”

By providing liquidity solutions for seniors, the model aims to balance economic returns with measurable societal benefits. Seniors draw only what is needed, families retain decision-making options at the agreement’s conclusion, and investors participate in a process with transparent outcomes.

About HomeInherit

HomeInherit is a financial services and real estate company focused on providing senior homeowners with equitable access to home-based liquidity while maintaining residency security. Its team combines expertise in technology, tax, estate planning, and real estate to deliver investment solutions that emphasize measurable impact and long-term value.

Media Contacts:
Guillermo Juarez – CEO

hello@homeinherit.com
https://www.homeinherit.com/

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