Frequently asked questions
We take a look at how comparable properties in your area are selling, as well as the condition and cost of the repairs your home needs.
Unlike traditional buyers, we can make any offer we want. Traditional buyers can only offer as much as the bank will let them. We’ll figure out how much we can offer you, and you can decide whether it seems like a fair offer to you.
After we purchase your home, our in-house team of experts will repair and renovate it.
We are able to complete repairs affordably and effectively because our team consists of experts and professionals.
Once we have repaired the property, we will make it available for sale or for rent — hopefully to a family or individual who will cherish it. Our goal is to give back to the community. We want to recondition and repair housing that’s currently off the market to breathe new life into it for new families.
And this is how we work.
You can absolutely sell a home if you’re behind on the mortgage.
In fact, you probably should. Once the house is purchased, some cash will go to pay the mortgage, and whatever is left over will go to you.
Selling your home before you go into foreclosure is ideal as foreclosure can affect your credit for years.
No, you don’t have have to do that!
We’re flexible. Let us know what time works best for you. If you need to purchase another home or find a place to rent, you can get the leeway that you need with us.
Many other traditional purchasers will require that you move out right away. Even if you aren’t able to move out right now, there’s value in knowing how much your property can sell for. Don’t hesitate to contact us for a quote today.
We buy houses in any condition!
We buy houses that need major repairs, that cannot be currently lived in, that need to be updated, or that need major renovations.
You’ll never know what we can offer you until we take a look. Most buyers aren’t able to purchase houses that need significant repairs. Mortgage lenders don’t want to provide money for houses that can’t be lived in.
But because we don’t rely on mortgage lenders for our cash payments, we can buy any house on the market.
