No, we don’t buy every property we evaluate. However, we do our best to help every homeowner who contacts us—whether that means making an offer or helping them explore alternative solutions.

The process starts by sharing some basic information about your property using our contact form. If it looks like there may be a potential fit, we’ll schedule a time to view the property. After reviewing it, we’ll present a cash offer and, if agreed upon, handle the paperwork and closing arrangements.

No. In fact, it’s usually better if you don’t. Many repairs or updates are changed during renovation anyway, so saving your time and money upfront often makes more sense.

No cleaning is required. We focus on the structure, layout, and overall condition of the property. Whether the home is tidy or cluttered will not affect our evaluation.

Once a price is agreed upon and there are no title issues, we prepare the purchase agreement and coordinate the closing. In some cases, we’ve closed in as little as 2–3 business days. Many homeowners tell us the process feels easier than selling a car.

We don’t use a rigid formula. Our goal is to arrive at a price that makes sense for both you and us, based on the property’s condition, location, and market factors.

Even if we don’t move forward with a purchase, we’ll still do our best to provide guidance or suggest other options that may help your situation.

Every property is different. Our renovations are focused on improving safety, livability, and long-term value, with the goal of contributing positively to the community.