ABOUT US
Finance guys who think differently...
We’re not the guys in the suit and tie telling you that you don’t qualify. We’re the guys in the suit and tie telling the mortgage rep you need a modification to stay in your home. Going through foreclosure is hard and dealing with banks can be harder. But redemption loans should be easy.
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And while borrowers struggle with their finances, real estate investors are trying to find properties to invest in. Yet, those haven’t been easy to find. Until now.
With consumers in mind, a team of Real Estate Analysts founded Avallonn—the first peer-lending platform to connect borrowers in foreclosure and real estate investors. By offering innovative products, competitive rates, and fantastic customer service, our FinTech is reshaping the world of finance.
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How Avallonn Works
The first of it’s kind in the world, the Avallonn model directly matches people in foreclosure with lenders looking for great real estate investments.
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Efficient, simple, and online, without fitting into the humdrum of strict banking criteria. Our overhead is lower, your payments are lower, and investors get properties with paying tenants.
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What do we charge?
As real estate professionals, we believe in transparency and our fees are always clearly displayed to our customers whether investing or borrowing.
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A TALE OF 3 FEES
To provide our community with the highest level of excellence, Avallonn will apply 3 kinds of fees to loan customers and investor accounts to ensure that our process remains simple, seamless and handled in a timely manner.
LOAN CUSTOMERS
An origination fee to cover the cost of setting up your loan.
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A loan-servicing fee for transferring monthly payments to the investor.
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An equity position in the home to pay your mortgage lender.


INVESTORS
A monthly membership fee to receive and review property notifications based on your automated preferences.
1.5% to sell your loan to another lender.
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A fee for 1031 Exchange transactions with other Avallonn investors.
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