Frequently Asked Questions

What percentage do you pay on property?
This is a question we hear from 9 out 10 people who call us and there is no real answer. Each property is different. The block, neighborhood, zip-code even the piece of land that it sits on(not just the size of your lot is important) changes how the property will be valued as well as market factors and competition.

Who do you buy properties from?
-owners of vacant, damaged, run-down or abandoned properties
-people who have inherited a property that they can’t maintain or don’t wish to keep
-personal representatives and executors of estates
-folks who are tired of being landlords
-divorcing spouses or separating couples
-business partners who are splitting up
-people having financial troubles
-owners of multiple investment properties who need cash
-relocating property owners
-anybody who wants a fast, fair sale

Do you charge fees to sellers?
No. We pay all closing costs and there are no commissions or other fees charged when we buy your property.

What types of properties do you buy?
We buy properties of all types, sizes and conditions. Here is an overview of the types of properties we buy.

Does contacting you obligate me to do anything?
The only thing you are agreeing to do in submitting a form or contacting our offices is talk with us about your property and listen to our offer.

What information do I need to give you about my property?
In order to help us evaluate your property, we’ll need to gather some basic information about it, such as the property address, the name of the owner(s), the layout and condition of the property, the age of the roof and systems in it, how much you think it is worth, the amount you owe on it, etc.

How do you determine the amount you are willing to pay for my property?
We’ll consider things such as the age and condition of the property, costs of any necessary repairs, recent sales of similarly-situated properties, recent sales of renovated properties in the area, how long these properties tend to stay on the market before they sell, etc.

Can I sell if I am in foreclosure?
Yes, you can always sell your home if you can do so and pay off the mortgage debt. It is often a lot better to sell at a reasonable price before foreclosure than to expect to receive any surplus proceeds from a foreclosure sale.

Can I sell if I am in bankruptcy?
Yes, but you will need permission of the court and bankruptcy trustee to do so. We can help with this, with your cooperation.

What happens with my mortgage once you buy my house?
At settlement, any mortgages and other liens on the property will be paid off. We can help you calculate how much you’ll walk away from the settlement table with if you provide accurate payoff information. We can also help you obtain this information if you need it.

How do I get started?
Simply complete the form to the right.