We consider homes with a range of repair needs
An honest description of known problems helps us evaluate a potential purchase. You do not need to make the house look newly renovated for an initial conversation.
- Outdated kitchens and bathrooms
- Aging roofs and deferred maintenance
- Plumbing issues and electrical concerns
- Water damage and significant cosmetic problems
- Major renovation needs
You don't have to spend money fixing up your house before asking us about a purchase.
Repair costs are part of the evaluation
We evaluate the home in its existing condition and estimate necessary renovation costs. Location, comparable sales, market conditions, and renovation needs influence a possible purchase offer.
Not every property will qualify for purchase. Significant unknown issues may affect whether the transaction can proceed under the contract; any proposed price change must be discussed and handled through mutual agreement and the signed terms.
What happens after a purchase
If we purchase the house, our company takes responsibility for the planned repairs and renovations after closing. You do not need to renovate the kitchen, replace bathrooms or flooring, repaint the whole house, or complete cosmetic upgrades before requesting an evaluation.
Let us know about safety concerns before anyone visits. Property review, due diligence, title requirements, and a written purchase agreement still apply.