PAIRGAP
Pairgap is a platform that helps individuals prepare to buy real estate with a partner by assessing combined buying power, finding a compatible co-buyer, and structuring the partnership. The platform includes a Real Estate Prenup tool that formalizes contributions, ownership, expenses, decision-making, and exit plans into a five-section co-ownership agreement. Users can bring an existing partner or start individually, with a guided path covering everything from affordability to drafting the agreement.
- Property Technology
- Legal Technology
- Software Only
- Financial Technology
Funding
Founders
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Product
Problem
Buying real estate with another person involves complex decisions about money, ownership, responsibilities, and what happens if life circumstances change. Most prospective co-buyers lack a structured way to assess their combined financial capacity, align on expectations, and protect themselves legally before committing to a joint purchase.
Solution
Pairgap helps individuals prepare to buy real estate with a partner by assessing combined buying power, finding the right co-buyer, and structuring the partnership. The platform includes a Real Estate Prenup that formalizes contributions, ownership, expenses, decision-making, and exit plans, enabling shared purchases of first homes, multifamily properties, or investment opportunities. Users can either bring an existing partner or begin the process individually. The platform provides a guided path from evaluating affordability together through drafting a co-ownership agreement, covering down payments, closing costs, title and equity structure, mortgage and tax obligations, and tie-breaking mechanisms.
Target Audience
Primary users are individuals planning to buy real estate with a partner—whether a friend, family member, or someone they meet through the platform—who need to structure shared ownership of first homes, multifamily properties, or investment properties.
Features
- Combined buying power calculator that illustrates what two individuals can afford together versus separately
- Real Estate Prenup drafting tool with a structured five-section co-ownership agreement
- Contribution tracking for down payment, closing costs, and ongoing payments
- Ownership structure options specifying how title and equity are held
- Expense allocation framework covering mortgage, taxes, repairs, and reserves
- Decision-making protocols including who decides what and how ties are broken
- Exit plan provisions addressing buyouts, selling, and life changes