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For the newly arrived

Own in your new city from day one. Keep a real way out.

New city. New job. Thirty years is too long to bet on a place you just got to. With Acre you own from day one with a 5% Value Share. If the city doesn't hold, the exit options are already in the agreement.

Exit options written into the agreement, visible upfront.

A new Acre resident arriving in their new city

Ownership starts

Day one

All-cash offer in your name. Close in days, not months

The third way

Three ways to land in a new city

Landing in Raleigh-Durham: what each path costs you on day one, and what it leaves you if you stay, or don't.

Rent first, decide later

A year of paying for nothing.

Day one
Easy in, nothing building
If you stay
You bought at next year's prices
If you leave
Clean exit, zero ownership

Buy with a mortgage

A 30-year bet on a place you just met.

Day one
A 30-year bet on a place you just met
If you stay
It worked out, eventually
If you leave
Sell into whatever market you get, minus commissions

Acre

Own now. Decide later.

Day one
Own with 5% in. All-cash offer in your name.
If you stay
Buy the home at term end
If you leave
Transfer or cash out, with protection if the market dips

Why it works for relocators

Belonging without the bet

Day one

ownership in an unfamiliar market

Your 5% Value Share is yours from the start, and Acre's all-cash offer competes for homes the way a local cash buyer does.

Days

to close, not months

Acre's in-house coordination can close in as little as days, which matters when the job starts on a date, not a vibe.

3 options

visible before you commit

Buy, transfer, or cash out. You can see every exit before you put a single box on the truck.

It's not a mortgage. It's not renting. It's Acre.

Not a mortgage

No loan, no rate, no 30-year amortization.

Not rent-to-own

Your Value Share is yours from day one, not a savings account that can be forfeited.

Not a sale-leaseback

Acre buys a home for you to live in, not from someone who already does.

Not an HEI (home-equity investment)

Acre is for buyers acquiring a home, not for owners cashing out of one.

What relocators ask

What if the job doesn't work out?
That's the scenario Acre is designed around. At term end, or as your agreement allows, you transfer your Value Share to another Acre home or cash out. You're protected from the downside: never underwater, even in a down market.
Can I buy before I've sold my current home?
Acre buys the home all-cash on your behalf, so you're not waiting on your old house to sell to be competitive in the new city.
Which markets is Acre in?
Raleigh-Durham and Atlanta today, with Nashville coming soon. If you're relocating to one of them, you can start before you arrive.
An Acre resident settling into a new neighborhood

Landing in Raleigh-Durham?

Tell us about your move in five minutes (no credit impact) and see what owning from day one looks like.