The Pairadime product suite
Online tools that make co-buying a home simpler and more secure.
Online applications that make buying a home together easier.
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As a co-buyer, there are multiple ways you can access our products.
Tell your real estate or mortgage broker
free
Clients of our subscribers use our products for free. Your broker can learn more on our broker page.
Submit the form below and we’ll send your agent details about our subscription plans (only once—we won’t add them to our email list!).
Connect with a Pairadime partner agent
free
Our partner real estate agents specialize in co-buying and have unlimited access to our products.
Purchase a Co-Buyer license
$495
Unlock the Co-Ownership 101 and Agreement Builder and set your co-buy up for success.
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Brokers, want to save your clients $495?
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Frequently asked questions
Co-buying and fractional ownership are interchangeable terms for shared ownership of a large asset. In many cases, ownership is not shared equally. For example, if you were to buy a home with someone and split ownership 70/30, upon selling the home, you would receive 70% of the home’s equity and your co-buyer would get 30% .
Nope. You can co-buy a shared primary residence, but you can also co-buy a vacation home, an investment property, or even a primary residence for just one of you. One common example of this last case is when a parent helps their child with the downpayment and receives a share of the home’s equity, but doesn’t live in the home.
We create easy-to-use tools that make buying a home with friends, family, or a romantic partner simpler. We also use our network of fractional-ownership-savvy real estate agents, mortgage brokers, and attorneys to help aspiring co-buyers find local help that’s experienced and knowledgeable.
You could, but we don’t recommend it. Each state has its own homeownership laws. A local real estate attorney will ensure your contract is in accordance with your state’s laws.
If you live anywhere in the US or Canada, yes! We can connect you with a local real estate agent, mortgage broker, or attorney who is experienced in co-ownership.
We have a full-service real estate brokerage in western Washington state. If you live elsewhere and are looking for a real estate agent, we’ll match you with one of our partner agents in your area.
When people team up to buy homes together it increases financial and housing security, makes sustainable living easier, and supports stronger communities. Check out our blog post on the benefits of buying a home together to learn more.
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