Barbara R.
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So far very good
So far very good

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179 reviews
Noah (formerly Patch Homes) is a modern finance company helping homeowners tap into their home value to meet their financial goals without incurring new monthly payments or interest. Founded in 2016 and headquartered in San Francisco, Noah’s innovative equity sharing model is a debt-free alternative to traditional home equity loans and HELOCs. By partnering with homeowners, Noah offers homeowners in select metro areas across the United States a one-time cash payment in exchange for a share in a percentage of their home’s future appreciation or depreciation.Get an estimateWant to learn more? Contact a Noah Home Advisor
Noah (noah.co) has 179 customer reviews on Consumer Courier, with an average rating of 4.4 out of 5.
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Barbara R.
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So far very good
Matthew V.
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There are several companies that do this sort of funding, but I found the Noah terms more equitable, and their rates and fees were lower. If you are looking to do this sort home equity loan, they are one of the better options out there.
Daniel W.
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Our experience to date is very positive. We spoke with Sang and she was very helpful, courteous and knowledgeable. We are going to wait till next year to complete our transaction with Noah because of personal reasons, but we will look forward to the process with Sang next year. Thank you..
customer
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Fantastic customer service. My underwriter explained the whole process so I understood. I received funding much faster than I anticipated. Thank you so much!
Nicholas B.
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Anyone looking for a straightforward process and a quick funding, this is the place to be. Very helpful and knowledgeable staff.
customer
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I worked with Julieta on my home equity refinance investment and she was extremely helpful and responsive throughout the whole process. I highly recommend Noah for your home refinancing needs!
Samuel C.
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The best thing they do is transparency, explanation and quick estimates. I decided not to go with them because eg. they want 20% equity but only offer 16% (before fees!) meaning you will only get ~12-13%.
Rudy B.
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Your website was easy to navigate.