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Beeline Holdings Inc. (BLNE:NASDAQ), a rapidly expanding digital mortgage platform designed to streamline the journey to homeownership, revealed the forthcoming introduction of a novel home equity offering that will enable property owners to transform portions of their equity into liquid funds, without additional debt or recurring payment obligations.

Beeline disclosed it is collaborating with RealCo, which is jointly owned by Beeline primary stakeholder and Chief Executive Officer Nick Liuzza.

RealCo will generate stablecoins (digital currency engineered to maintain consistent value) to acquire equity from property owners seeking liquidity. Beeline will identify customers and deliver services. Beeline Title will supply title and escrow services.

"Provided there's equity in the home, RealCo will mint coins at closing, which may then be converted into U.S. dollars," said Liuzza. "This model enables us to provide homeowners with liquidity quickly, with an unprecedented model. The stablecoin mechanism becomes the catalyst for funding, and the stablecoin is secured by property recorded in 1:1 in the blockchain and in the public record."

Beeline states the transaction would not constitute a loan like traditional lending offerings, enabling Beeline to "generate consistent revenue in any rate environment."

"The company expects this to drive faster percentage-based revenue growth than traditional mortgage lenders, and with the fees, it expects to be well-positioned to reach operational profitability beginning in Q4 2025," Beeline stated in an announcement. "Initial market response suggests robust interest from equity-wealthy property owners pursuing liquidity without disposing of their real estate or assuming additional monthly responsibilities. RealCo will initially debut in roughly 10,000 US ZIP codes and will exclusively engage in equity acquisitions on residences with a value of CA$1 million or greater."

Cash At Closing

As the cryptocurrency landscape continues to achieve widespread acceptance, with Bitcoin attaining fresh heights of institutional acknowledgment, Beeline's utilization of blockchain-native funding infrastructure represents a pioneering application in property finance. While Bitcoin itself isn't employed directly in these transactions, the overall framework reflects the growing integration of conventional asset categories with blockchain-supported liquidity frameworks.

Participating property owners will obtain cash at closing and won't be obligated to reimburse the funds until the residence is sold. Upon sale, RealCo, as representative for the token holders, will obtain its proportional percentage of the net proceeds. All ownership rights remain unchanged, provided property taxes are maintained current.

"As we enter discussions with new investors, it's critical to provide transparency about this expansion," added Liuzza. "This product represents a major opportunity."

Beeline's current product portfolio includes both traditional mortgage solutions and a variety of non-QM loan programs, many of which are tailored for 1099 earners, self-employed borrowers, and younger homeowners. The company stressed that this new offering is an enhancement, not a departure, from its core approach.

"We're not shifting focus," said Jess Kennedy, chief operating officer of Beeline. "We're simply adding more firepower to our arsenal that meets the evolving needs of today's homeowners."

The offering is anticipated to assist individuals who don't qualify for conventional cash-out refinancing or HELOCs but possess substantial equity. Beeline expects additional applications to develop as the offering expands to a broader audience in the coming months.

'The Strength of Our Model'

Beeline recently announced it had surpassed US$1 billion in closed loan originations since the company's inception.

During its recent earnings call, the company noted that April was also expected to be its strongest revenue month since the market downturn, with increased investor demand and product diversification contributing to the momentum.

"We are certainly moving in a strong direction," said Liuzza. "Reaching the US$1 billion mark is a major milestone for our company. While the broader market has yet to fully normalize, Beeline's momentum highlights the strength of our platform and the value we are delivering to customers, even in challenging conditions."

According to the company, other recent milestones include receiving approval to continue listing on Nasdaq and strategic partnerships with Rabbu and Red Awning to expand reach and offerings.

Liuzza described 2024 as a transformational period. "Our 2024 performance is a testament to the strength of our model and the speed of our transformation," he said in an April 15 press release.

Analyst: Breakout Likely for Stock

*Technical Analyst Clive Maund on April 15 designated Beeline Holdings Inc. an "Immediate Strong Buy" based on both fundamental performance and technical positioning. Maund stressed that Beeline had surpassed broader industry trends in 2024.

Maund characterized Beeline as a "technology-driven mortgage lender and title provider" that had transformed the mortgage process using an AI-enhanced platform. He spotlighted the company's internal creation of software products that automate and streamline mortgage production workflows.

He stated Beeline's technology was already producing quantifiable results, referencing its proprietary AI chatbot, Bob 2.0, which reportedly generated six times more leads and eight times more mortgage applications than a human agent. He determined that "Beeline's disruptive and revolutionary innovations in the mortgage and property space" provided a strong case for the stock's potential performance, despite broader economic uncertainties.

He also remarked on recent trading patterns, noting that the combination of favorable news, product momentum, and insider accumulation led Maund to declare a breakout likely for the stock. He established an initial target range of US$5.70 to US$6.20, with a secondary range of US$8.30 to US$8.50.

The Catalyst: Rates Too Elevated for Many Buyers

The Bank of Canada's extended series of interest rate reductions was anticipated to help stimulate the country's stagnant housing market. But so far this year, the announcements and guidance from Canada's central bank have emphasized uncertainty in the economy — and highlighted a deepening housing market paralysis, according to a report by John MacFarlane for Yahoo! Finance on June 4.

"With looming tariffs and a lot of uncertainty in the market, with potential job losses and rising costs in many aspects of life, I think a lot of people are just really scared to take on a lot of debt," said Victor Tran, a Toronto-based mortgage broker and Ratesdotca mortgage and real estate expert.

Interest rates remain too elevated for many prospective buyers, Tran says, with fixed and variable rates mostly above 4% — "still not low enough for buyers to enter the market."

Adding to this, affordability remains an issue. "The buyers realize prices should come down," Ron Butler, a mortgage broker at Butler Mortgage, told Yahoo Finance Canada. "The sellers don't believe they should come down. So, there are 25 to 30-year lows in activity."

The BoC is widely anticipated to maintain its rate steady at 2.75% Wednesday. But the housing market would likely remain "frozen" even in the event of an interest rate cut, Butler says — with any cut likely stemming from more weakness in the economy that will keep most potential buyers in a holding pattern.

According to a report by Aarthi Swaminathan for MarketWatch on May 29, the current housing market is "absolutely brutal" in the U.S. and tilting in buyers' favor.

There is mounting evidence that housing-market dynamics between buyers and sellers have reversed over the past few weeks.

In numerous local U.S. housing markets, there are far more sellers than buyers. There were nearly 500,000 more sellers than buyers in April, according to a new report by the real-estate brokerage Redfin RDFN +0.55%, the highest figure ever since the company began tracking it in 2013. Redfin examined the number of active listings and compared it with the number of buyers, based on an estimate of how many buyers toured homes and then went on to purchase them.

"In other words, it's a buyer's market," the company said. About 1.9 million homeowners were selling their properties in April, the highest number since March 2020.

Ownership and Share Structure

According to Refinitiv, 24% of Beeline Holdings is owned by insiders and management and 3% is held by institutions. The rest is retail.

Top shareholders include the CEO Liuzza with 21.7%, Director Joseph Freedman with 0.86%, and Head of Investor Relations Geoffery Gwin with 0.81%.

Its market cap is US$8.02 million with 9.06 million shares outstanding. It trades in a 52-week range of US$0.82 and US$29.80.