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Get to know Home Run Financing (formerly PACE Funding Group)

Originally founded as PACE Funding Group in 2014, the company rebranded to Home Run Financing in 2021 to reflect its expanded product offerings beyond traditional Property Assessed Clean Energy (PACE) financing. The company provides both PACE financing (known as Home Run PACE), which is repaid through property tax assessments, and traditional unsecured personal loans (known as Home Run Loans) for a wide range of home improvement projects. Its mission is to make home upgrades, particularly those focused on sustainability and safety, more affordable for homeowners by partnering with a network of certified contractors.

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Home Run Financing (formerly PACE Funding Group)

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Cyprus

2009

(17 years)

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