I'm an inventor, I'd like to put redbox in area its not now in. I have equity in a home an invention money coming. Do you need all, cash up front?
You would most likely need to be able to pay all of the upfront fees when you want to put Redbox in an area it's not currently in. You should contact Redbox for the full details. Good luck! ChaCha On!
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About Home Equity
Home equity is the financial value of a home, minus the amount that is owed for the mortgage. If the mortgage is entirely paid off, then the homeowner's home equity equals the entire market value of the home. If money is still owed on the mortgage, home equity is equal to the market value of the home minus the amount the homeowner still owes on their mortgage.
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