Structured buy-back and joint-venture options for Florida homeowners facing financial pressure.
JAR Property Ventures is the homeowner-solutions arm of the Everglade platform. Qualifying homeowners may have a path to a structured buy-back transaction or a joint-venture sale — every agreement is in writing and includes the disclosures required under Florida law.
Buy-back. Joint-venture sale. Both written and disclosed.
Every homeowner's situation is different. JAR documents two alternatives clearly so the homeowner can compare them with independent counsel before deciding.
Sale to the company with a written right for the homeowner to buy the property back within a defined window at a defined price. Temporary occupancy and lease terms documented under Chapter 83 where applicable.
Read the buy-back overview →Sale to the company combined with a written profit-sharing arrangement on the eventual market sale. The homeowner receives an upfront payment at closing plus a share of net profits at the JV exit.
Read the JV-sale overview →How a JAR transaction is documented.
All terms — price, buy-back window, occupancy, fees — are in writing before signature.
Florida-required cancellation rights under § 501.1377 are disclosed in writing on every applicable transaction.
Homeowners are encouraged to review the documents with independent counsel of their own choosing.
This is not bankruptcy advice.
This website does not provide legal, tax, financial, or bankruptcy advice. Homeowners considering a buy-back or joint-venture sale should consult independent counsel of their own choosing.
A buy-back transaction may be an alternative for some homeowners — it is not a substitute for bankruptcy. Bankruptcy may be the right option for some homeowners depending on their circumstances.
A buy-back transaction may involve the transfer of ownership of the property. Homeowners should carefully review all agreements before signing and understand their legal effect.
No outcome is guaranteed. Eligibility for any program depends on the property, the homeowner's circumstances, and applicable law.
Florida Statute § 501.1377 provides foreclosure-rescue contract cancellation rights in certain transactions. Specific cancellation terms are provided in writing with each agreement.