Frequently Asked Questions
Answers for homeowners, veterans, investors, and partners.
For Homeowners
The 360 Buyback Program may allow a leaseback and future repurchase pathway after documentation, affordability, legal terms, and final agreements are reviewed.
SG2CHI pathways are designed to preserve equity where feasible, but final economics depend on documentation, payoff figures, legal terms, partner approval, and final agreements.
No. It is a structured stabilization review model backed by real estate, legal, and investor frameworks. CH360 is not a mortgage lender and does not guarantee outcomes.
You may request a review even if you are already in foreclosure. Available pathways depend on deadlines, documents, legal review, servicer or lender approval, and case eligibility.
For Veterans
CH360 may complement VASP by reviewing leaseback, temporary payment-relief, and repurchase pathways that the VA may not directly provide. Any VA-related option is subject to documentation, eligibility, and partner or servicer approval.
It depends on the specific structure. We recommend consulting a VA benefits counselor and legal advisor before relying on any pathway.
For Investors & Partners
Projected returns vary by program, capital tier, verified performance, and final agreements. Historical or modelled ranges are not guarantees.
Yes. CH360 partners with licensed servicers, CDFIs, and operates under SEC-compliant social bond structures.
Contact us to explore whether SG2CHI licensing or a community-specific program may fit your city, bank portfolio, Veterans Bond, or LMI Housing Fund goals.
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