Prior to improving and subsequently selling properties we've purchased, our real estate investors allow a select group of local real estate investors the opportunity to "Grab A Deal!". The real estate investors on our list will receive the first opportunity to review and evaluate the profitability of each property. No matter the reason, with the help of real estate investors, you can quickly sell your property without the complications and time-consuming process required for a normal sale.

When it comes to purchasing or selling a property, a realtor is important. Throughout the process, a realtor is your partner. The agent locates suitable properties for you or sells your property at the best possible price. They give experienced expertise and guidance to assist you understand each phase of the real estate process and your options at each stage. A realtor will also represent you throughout negotiations to ensure that you obtain the best deal possible. A realtor also has access to current and reliable home information. Because the real estate market is continuously changing, some information or listings you discover may not be completely accurate or may have changed. Working with a realtor is the best method to acquire the most up-to-date information.

In a sellers’ market, increasing demand for homes drives up prices. Here are some of the drivers of demand:

• Economic factors 
• Interest rates trending downward improves home affordability
• A short-term spike in interest rates - may compel “on the fence” buyers to make a purchase if they believe the upward trend will continue. 
• Low inventory - fewer homes on the market because of a lack of new construction. Prices for existing homes may go up because there are fewer units available.

If you're interested in learning more about distressed properties please reach out to me. I would love to be your Realtor and help make your selling experience easy and profitable. In general, distressed properties fall into one of the following categories[1]:

• A short sale to avoid foreclosure.
• A property at some stage of the foreclosure process.
• An REO.
• A tax lien sale.

More rarely, a distressed property could be an unfinished structure where construction halted due to a financial problem.

Buying a distressed home is actually a smart investment as real estate prices go up with time. Due to their maintenance costs and the need for several repairs, you will have the upper hand when negotiating the price. If you invest in the right property, you can turn an old, neglected house into an excellent property. Yet, you should always make a well-informed decision before buying a distressed house.

The answer is: maybe. Until we speak with you, we cannot promise anything, however, if you are starting to fall behind on your mortgage payments we may be able to help. This can be a very complicated situation, but not a hopeless one. Do not give up until you speak with us.

The obvious and best reason for selling to us is a quick sale. Ben Franklin was the first to say, Time is money. The purchase from our company includes procedures such as an inspection, appraisal, and the signing of closing documents, but since we typically avoid the mortgage process and do not need to negotiate on the terms of the sale, the process is very fast.

• Fill out the form on the site
• Answer some general questions
• We will contact you with an offer and a closing date