No, providing your information simply allows us to contact you and arrange a visit. There is no obligation to sell at any point in the process. You’re free to wait and hear our offer, and if you’re not satisfied, you can simply walk away. You’re only obligated to sell once you sign a contract accepting the offer.
In a traditional sale through a realtor, fees can quickly add up. From titling costs and closing fees to inspections and hefty realtor commissions, the expenses can seem endless. However, when you sell to us, we take care of all these fees and include them in our offer. You won’t have any direct costs associated with selling to us. The number we provide you with is the final amount—no hidden fees or additional costs.
The offer for your house is determined by several factors. Firstly, the house itself plays a significant role. Factors such as the size of the house and lot, as well as the layout, impact its overall value. Additionally, the condition of the house is taken into consideration. While we purchase houses in any condition, the extent of repairs needed can affect the offer.
External factors, such as the neighborhood and current market trends, also come into play. Ultimately, we evaluate the property much like any real estate professional would, and our offer is based on this evaluation.
As real estate investors, we have various options for what to do with a house after purchasing it. Sometimes, we opt to flip the house, aiming to make a profit from the sale. In other cases, we choose to renovate the property and rent it out. The decision on what to do with the house depends on various factors, but flipping and renting are the most common outcomes.
Certainly. It’s crucial to recognize that you do have this option. Falling behind on mortgage payments can happen, and catching up isn’t always feasible. The positive aspect is that your house retains value, and until foreclosure occurs, you remain the owner. If selling is the most viable solution, we can assist you in doing so swiftly, potentially beating foreclosure deadlines in the process.