Yes!  We always provide a detailed breakdown of the costs involved, ensuring that you have a clear understanding of the net amount you will receive when we purchase your house.

Certainly! We are experienced in handling a wide range of rehab projects and are not afraid of any challenge they may present.  We have a track record of successfully remodeling properties with fire damage and foundation issues. With over two decades of experience in house buying, we have encountered properties in various conditions, so rest assured that we are prepared to handle any situation.

You generally will not need to provide any documents, as the title company will obtain the necessary information from the county courthouse. We do not typically require a survey or appraisal when purchasing houses.

We usually present an offer during the appointment to view the house. While some buyers might offer over the phone, these offers often come with contingencies that make them non-binding. It is important to exercise caution when evaluating offers from buyers who have not personally visited the property.

Once the title company has prepared all the necessary legal documents, we will schedule a closing appointment.  At the conclusion of this closing, once you have signed the necessary documents, the title company will wire the proceeds directly to your account.

We have received this question frequently and it is a valid one.  We understand that many people may have this question in mind, even if they don’t ask it directly.  We want to assure you that we would never ask you to sign a deed over to us without a proper closing at a title company.  The title company securely holds our funds in their escrow account and releases the money to you once all necessary documents have been signed and verified for accuracy.

No!  You won’t be required to pay anything upfront.  Any costs associated with the sale will be deducted from the proceeds of the sale.