Sister Wives stars Kody and Robyn Brown have taken out a jaw-dropping $750,000 home equity line of credit on their brand-new Arizona home. This came after they barely settled into the property before borrowing against it. Fans aren’t able to believe their eyes, and they are spotting several red flags in the plan that Kody and Robyn perhaps would have considered a mastermind money move.
Critics are pointing out how “risky” it would be and asking why Kody and Robyn were making desperate attempts to raise money. But the tale doesn’t really end here, because official documents recently surfaced online and revealed even more shocking information. Is this true? Keep on reading to learn more about Kody and Robyn’s new money move.
Sister Wives: Kody & Robyn’s Purchasing & Selling Timeline
Sister Wives star Kody Brown sold their Flagstaff home for $1,775,000 in November 2024. He initially listed it for $1.65M but locked the deal for $1,775,000. Then the couple decided to make a purchase of a massive home in Arizona for $2.1 million in October 2024. Several sources revealed that Kody and Robyn made the down payment of $420,000. They also had to take out a $1,680,000 loan to complete the purchase.
On the other hand, the Coyote Pass land was sold for $1.5 million in April 2025. Kody and Robyn got approximately $750,000 total from their plots. Moreover, some sources even claim that Kody reportedly earned $100K from his Special Forces appearances. This makes it clear that these two earned a great amount. Fans further wondered why Robyn and Kody were actually taking loans now.
Sister Wive: Read Details About Kody & Robyn $750K HELOC
Sister Wives stars Kody and Robyn purchased their large Flagstaff, Arizona home for $2.1 million in late 2024. But according to the newly surfaced documents, these two have taken out a Home Equity Line of Credit (HELOC) on their new house just a few months after purchasing it. A Reddit thread recently shared the official documents, which revealed that the HELOC was filed on December 31, 2025.
Kody and Robyn were listed as “borrowers and trustees” of White Stone Trust. With this, they got a secure credit limit that would not exceed $750,000. Hence, the repayment deadline would be January 5, 2056, and it appears to be a 30-year credit line. The documents further revealed that the “borrowers” would be responsible for all the “interest, charges, and collection costs.”
But it is evident that viewers don’t believe that Kody and Robyn needed this at all. A user wrote, “It’s obvious that Kody doesn’t know real estate the way he thinks.” Another one commented, “For someone whose biggest fear is poverty, he hitched his wagon to the biggest spender.”
Someone further predicted that Kody and Robyn did this because they simply spend more than they earn! Their spending habits may be creating issues for them now. Fans are now wondering how Kody and Robyn would manage this loan if their family show gets cancelled. What do you think? Do let us know in the comments section. Keep coming back to TV Season & Spoilers for more updates.
