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Countdown to a New Era: Join the Co-Ownership Movement with Buyer Folio and Witness the Dawn of Collective Homeownership.
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Meet the Buyer Folio Team: A collective of passionate innovators and creative minds dedicated to transforming the home-buying experience. United by a shared vision, we work tirelessly to ensure our clients embark on their homeownership journey with ease, comfort, and joy.
Our strong partnerships empower us to be unstoppable in shaping Buyer Folio. Together, we envision an inclusive and unbiased future of homeownership.
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Buyer Folio is a digital platform designed to facilitate the co-ownership of residential properties. It achieves this by matching potential co-owners based on their respective financial profiles and property preferences.
This system utilizes the Folio Score®, in conjunction with comprehensive user and property attributes, to generate targeted and personalized property recommendations for prospective homebuyers.
Entering into a co-ownership agreement can have significant financial implications if things go awry. Therefore, it’s crucial to ensure that each party has a good credit standing, reliable income sources, qualifying debt-service ratios, and a thorough understanding of their legal and financial obligations.
The Folio Score® is a proprietary credit scoring system employed by Buyer Folio. It leverages artificial intelligence and machine learning algorithms to analyze a borrower’s financial data and predict their Ability-to-Pay (ATP®).
This model generates user-to-user recommendations by considering the compatibility of users with one another. It amalgamates user details, co-owner attributes, and financial metrics, including the Folio Score®, to identify synergies between users and present them with compatible co-ownership.
There are two types of joint mortgages: Joint Tenant and Tenants in Common. Joint Tenant is typically used by married or common-law partners or close family members, where they share equal ownership of the property. Tenants in Common allows separate parties to jointly enter into a mortgage, and they each own a portion which can be a different percentage based on financial contribution as outlined by a legal agreement.
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