Frequently Asked Questions

Home owners sell their homes to us for many reasons. Usually people do not want to deal with the hassle of listing their home on the market and waiting for the right buyer to come along, especially in homes needing costly repairs or updating. Others need to sell their house quickly, like in the cases of foreclosure, divorce, relocation, inherited property, change of income—or their home has simply sat on the market too long already.

3-5 days is possible in some cases

We always use a third party reputable title company to handle all transactions.

No - we buy homes “as-is”. Any and all conditions we’re buying.

Just by answering a few questions about your property and your needs, we can give you an offer estimate over the phone. However, in many cases, we will want to come and view the property to confirm details.

It will be released to you by the title company in the form of a wire transfer, direct deposit, or cashiers check. This occurs at closing, unless other arrangements have been agreed upon in the purchase agreement.

No, you just get the items you want, or let us know what you are going to leave and we will clear the property.

Yes, we do buy vacant land and lots. It is essentially the same process as with houses.

Yes, if it is on land or a lot that is also being sold.

Under some circumstances - yes, we absolutely have and will do this. Lets talk about it.

We have a team that is dedicated to expediting the estate process. We can help push the process along at absolutely no cost to you.

This depends on the circumstances. But we do purchase properties with tax liens, mechanics liens, and HOA liens, etc.

Typically these will be split or prorated between us and the seller. What is owed starting the first of the year through the close date on the sale will be taken out of the seller’s proceeds at closing. This is done by the title company.

Most of our closings are done remotely. All you need to do is meet with a nearby notary, which we will arrange.

Typically the end date to move out or have tenants out is the agreed upon close date unless otherwise specified in our purchase agreement.

In circumstances where there is no other option we can allow for a specific and typically short lease back option. Some amount of your proceeds will be held by the title company until you move out in such a situation.