We'd like to buy your house

We buy houses that need minor repairs or updating. We fix them up and resell them. If you are interested in selling your house, please consider selling it to us. You can avoid realtor costs, closing costs and general hassle. We can purchase your home as quickly or as slowly as you like.

When you call or Email us, we promise take the time to understand your situation, and make an offer that suits your financial goals.

By carefully considering the sellers needs, we believe that every transaction will be a win win situation.

If you decide to sell your home, we can offer you several different options.

We can give you 3 separate offers, and let you choose which one meets your needs. Most importantly we’ll offer you a fair price. Every Email and phone call is completely confidential, and you are never under any obligation to sell. We will simply make you an offer, then let you decide.

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Our Solutions

We can buy your house by several different methods. Choose the one that works best for your financial situation.

  • Owner Financing: Receive a down payment up front, and the remainder of your equity + interest in the form of monthly payments.
  • Subject to: We take over your payments, so that you get quick debt relief.
  • Lease Option: We pay you an Option Fee up front, then rent your house with an agreement to buy your house at a fixed price at a later date.
  • All Cash Purchase: Receive your equity in cash at the time of closing. We can close quickly, or take your time, which ever works best for you.
  • Short Sale: If you owe more on your house than it is worth, it can be difficult to sell. But recent changes in Federal Banking Regulations have made banks much more willing to approve short sales. If this route works best for you, we will refer you to our short sale experts: Realtors who have done hundreds of these type of sales. They know the people to contact in order to get your bank to approve a short sale.

Unsure which method is best for you? Check out our Comparison Chart.