As-is property evaluations
We evaluate properties in their current condition. You are not asked to clean out, stage, or renovate before we take a look.
Sell Your Property
Explore Your Property Selling Options.
Share a few details about your property, and our acquisitions team will review the information to determine whether there may be a suitable investment opportunity.
- Properties reviewed in as-is condition
- No obligation to accept any offer
- Transaction structure explained in writing
- We never ask for SSNs or bank details
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Property Location
- Property Location
- Property Information
- Selling Situation
- Contact Information
Situations We Review
Every property has a story. We take the time to understand it.
Whether a home needs significant work, sits vacant, or came to you through an estate, we evaluate it on its own terms.
Properties requiring repairs
Roof, foundation, plumbing, electrical, or cosmetic issues — repair needs are factored into our evaluation rather than treated as a deal-breaker.
Inherited properties
We work respectfully with heirs and personal representatives, and can coordinate with the estate’s attorney where probate is involved.
Vacant properties
Unoccupied homes carry ongoing costs. We review vacant properties and can coordinate access if you live elsewhere.
Rental properties
Occupied or vacant rentals, including those with existing leases. Tenant rights and lease terms are respected throughout.
Potentially flexible closing arrangements
Where the transaction allows, we try to accommodate your preferred timing. Final timelines depend on title, due diligence, and agreed terms.
No obligation to accept an offer
Submitting your property does not commit you to anything. If we present terms, you may accept, negotiate, or decline.
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What to Expect
Clarity before commitment.
After you submit, a member of our acquisitions team reviews the details. If the property may be a fit, we will reach out to learn more and, where appropriate, arrange to see it.
If we propose terms, they will be in writing, along with how the transaction would be structured — including whether we would purchase directly or may assign the contract to another investor. You are welcome to review everything with an attorney or real estate agent.
We do not guarantee an offer, a purchase, a price, or a closing date. Every property is evaluated individually.
Common Questions
Before you submit.
- Am I obligated to accept an offer?
- No. Submitting property information is not a commitment of any kind. If we present proposed terms, you are free to accept, negotiate, or decline. You may also choose to have an attorney or real estate agent review any agreement before signing.
- How is an offer determined?
- Proposed terms are based on factors such as the property’s location, condition, estimated repair costs, comparable sales, current market conditions, holding and transaction costs, and the results of due diligence. Every property is different, so we do not publish fixed formulas or promise a specific price.
- Do you purchase properties directly?
- In some transactions we may be the purchaser. In others, we may assign our contractual interest in the purchase agreement to another investor, who would then complete the purchase. The purchase agreement will identify the buyer and state whether the contract may be assigned, and any required disclosures will be included in the transaction documents.