In a recent development, Knock.com has announced a new partnership with NFM Lending, introducing the Knock Bridge Loan to the mortgage market. This innovative loan product offers flexibility to consumers looking to make a down payment on a new home, pay down debt, cover repairs, and moving costs.
Key points:
– Knock Bridge Loan can be used for various purposes including down payment, debt payment, repairs, and moving costs
– Knock.com has partnered with NFM Lending to introduce this new loan product
– The partnership aims to provide consumers with more options and flexibility in the mortgage market
– Stay informed with Weekly Real Estate News for the latest updates on this partnership and other industry news.
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