QuantmRE describes itself as a fintech / real-estate finance platform aiming to make home equity in U.S. residential real-estate accessible, investible, and tradeable. Through what they call “Home Equity Agreements,” they offer homeowners a way to unlock equity from their houses — with no monthly payments, no interest, and no additional debt. In exchange, QuantmRE (or its investors) receive a share of current and future value (appreciation or depreciation) of the home.

Their value proposition: instead of typical debt-based mortgages or lines of credit, they use an equity-sharing model — homeowners retain occupancy and ownership rights, while giving up a portion of future appreciation (or sharing downside risk) to investors.

QuantmRE also positions itself as a marketplace: investors can buy fractionalized interests (via tokens / blockchain-based “EQRE” tokens) in home-equity contracts on residential homes across the U.S., enabling a form of real-estate investment that doesn’t require the usual capital, maintenance, or property-management burdens of owning a rental property.

Founded in 2017, QuantmRE is privately held and backed by a small amount of venture capital — its funding history appears modest relative to traditional real-estate funds.