HomeLight
September 15, 2025
September 15, 2025
One of the most common issues for homeowners wanting to make a move is coming up with the down payment. There's equity in the departing residence, but trying to sell before you buy your next place is often a logistical nightmare.
Fortunately… we have a solution!
Our partners at HomeLight offer a modern day version of the Bridge Loan. They can help you liberate your down payment so that you can start shopping NOW for that new location, additional square footage, or backyard paradise you've been dreaming of.
Buying before you sell not only makes the moving process much smoother by eliminating the need for temporary housing or living through open houses and showings (not fun!) - it helps us to get you top dollar for your current home by properly prepping and staging it.
HomeLight evaluates your home to determine how much equity you can unlock. Your mortgage lender finalizes your approval in partnership with the HomeLight loan so that you're able to make competitive offers not contingent on the sale of your current property. Once you've closed on your new home and moved in, Pacific Edge works with stagers and vendors to complete high ROI prep work, then markets your home and captures full market value.
It’s free to get started and see how much equity you can unlock. If you decide to transact using the program, the fee is 2.4%* of the home sale.
The amount of equity you can unlock is determined using HomeLight's proprietary algorithm, which takes into consideration the estimation of your home’s value, current market conditions, projected market risk, borrower financials, outstanding loans, and more. You’ll be able to unlock a portion of the overall equity you have in your home upfront, prior to selling the home — and will receive the remainder of your equity after the home sells, less program fees and expenses.
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