EquityLock Solutions Launches Home Price Protection in Time for HomeBuying Season

DENVER, Colorado August 19, 2011. In an effort to help consumers protect the value of their homes, Denverbased EquityLock Solutions has launched its Home Price Protection product nationwide. The product is a contract guaranteeing homeowners a financial return on the home should the home be sold when the local market index is at a lower value than the original index value when purchased.

Americans are worried about the housing market and their home values, as they should be, said T.J. Agresti, CEO of EquityLock Solutions. We believe Home Price Protection can help rebuild the market by giving owners peace of mind, so when they do sell their homes, they will not lose money on their biggest asset because the overall market is struggling.

Home Price Protection is available to homeowners who are currently purchasing or already own their home. The product covers the home for 15 years with a one time premium of roughly 1.5 to 3 percent of the value of the home. The homeowner is eligible to make a claim after 24 months of the contract and is protected up to 20 percent of the home value. The home is not protected by the product should it go into foreclosure, but is protected in a short sale.

EquityLock Solutions also offers Arated, carrierbacked debt protection products for consumers, landlords and commercial property owners.

Agresti added that the company and the Home Price Protection product claims reserves are regulated by the Risk Finance Bureau of the District of Columbia Department of Insurance, Securities and Banking. For more information on EquityLock Solutions and its product offerings, please visit http://www.equitylocksolutions.com.

About EquityLock Solutions: EquityLock Solutions offers a product called Home Price Protection, which guarantees the value of your home based on a local index. You can find out more at http://equitylocksolutions.com or by calling 18004019290.

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