We are not real estate agents. We are cash home buyers with a national presence. Even if your property is currently listed for sale, we can still collaborate with you and your realtor to facilitate the purchase of your home..

During our initial meeting, we will collect information about the property, including the individuals named on the deed. In order to proceed with the home purchase, we would need to conduct the transaction with those individuals named on the deed. If the property was inherited, this is not an issue. We will work collaboratively with all interested parties to facilitate the purchase of the home.

Unlike the conventional home purchasing procedure, we as cash homebuyers typically reach the closing stage within 30 days or less. This is because an inspection or appraisal is not required in our process.

After visiting your home and assessing the repair needs, we will determine what options are available for your house based on its current condition and a comparison to recent sales of similar homes in your local area.

As cash homebuyers, we typically cover any closing cost fees related to the home purchase. However, since each home transaction is unique, some fees that arise during the closing process may not be included in our coverage, and we will inform you about those fees prior to the closing.

A home inspection is not required as we acquire properties in their current state, regardless of their condition. After evaluating the home, we will provide a reasonable cash offer based on the home’s condition and other relevant factors.

We recognize that unforeseen life events can lead a homeowner to fall behind on their mortgage payments. Typically, we work closely with the homeowner to identify the best solution to prevent the home from entering foreclosure. This collaborative approach may involve us purchasing the home and deducting the missed payments from the final sale amount.

The process of purchasing a home with us is comparable to a standard closing procedure. We collaborate with the title company to establish a closing date. The title company will then investigate the property, examining factors such as tax liens, deed ownership, and other relevant details. Once this investigation is complete, a closing date will be scheduled to finalize the transaction.

If there is a tax lien on the property, we will collaborate with the title company to determine the most suitable approach to remove the lien, enabling us to proceed with the purchase. Although the responsibility for a property tax lien lies with the homeowner, we will work closely with the title company and the homeowner to find the best solution that allows us to complete the purchase.

As cash home buyers, we acquire properties in their current condition, which means there’s no need for you to make any repairs. You don’t have to worry about picking up tools or cleaning up. Our process involves assessing the home’s condition and providing a fair cash offer based on our repair estimate.