Common Questions

Typically, our customers are property owners who:

• Need a speedy transaction, due to a sudden change in life circumstances or financial condition, such as a loss of income or increasing tax liabilities
• Inherit a property and simply want to sell it for cash rather than putting time and/or money into it.
• Have a property which is not in “sellable” condition, and need a way to avoid the time and expense of extensive repairs

Once you fill out the form, or have a short conversation with us on the phone, we review and research your property to analyze its value.  We will then send someone to view the property, typically by the following day.  We will make you an offer within 24 hours after the property is reviewed.

No, there is no obligation.  We make an offer, and you are free to accept or reject it.  If you reject it, there is nothing more you need to do.

Yes.  We will take over the responsibilities of managing rental property.

We will offer you a fair price for your property, but if it is a distressed property, any offer you receive will discounted from the retail value of your house if it was in good condition.  Since we pay cash, and will do a very fast transaction, the value you receive can be greater that what you would get if you invested money and time in “fixing up” the property to sell it, especially if the cash for the repairs is not available.

We consider the following factors:

• Current condition of the property
• Cost of any required repairs
• Time required for repairs
• Value of similar houses in your area, in good condition
• Cost to market and sell the propery
• Insurance, utilities, taxes, etc.
• Other factors, depending on circumstances

No. You get cash. You pay no fees.

A “distressed” house typically refers to a house that is in need of extensive repairs before any agent would list the house, thus requiring the owner to spend money to even be able to sell the property.

Yes, we buy houses, condos, townhouses, duplexes, multi-tenant buildings and some commercial properties.

In some cases, yes.  Give us a call and we will review your situation.