Cash Offers For Ugly Homes
When you have an ugly home:
- They are hard to sell.
- You have to put time and money into them before they can go on the market.
- Realtors don’t like selling ugly homes because retail home shoppers don’t buy them.
These are just a few of the hard truths that come along with owning an ugly home.
This Is How We Save You From Your Ugly Home:
We give cash offers for ugly homes.
This way you can pay off the loan or put money in your pocket without the extra time and money the house needs to be fixed.
Here’s How Easy It Is.
1. Schedule Your Free Consult.
Fill out the easy offer form and we’ll look into how much cash we can give for your home.
2. We’ll Give You A Cash Offer.
After understanding your home’s condition, we’ll give you a fair cash offer that’s hopefully more than you owe.
3. You Get Paid Fast.
Once you accept our cash offer and the deal closes, you’ll be able to pay the remainder of your home loan, and pocket the rest of the cash. (Typically, In Less Than 10 Business Days)
It’s Really That Simple.
Dear Ugly Home Owners,
Could you imaging getting a cash offer for your home without having to put the time and money into it that’s needed to fix it up?
Instead of being annoying by your ugly home, you would:
- Pay off your home loan completely.
- Get peace of mind knowing your loan is no longer your problem.
- Have extra cash in your pocket.
- Be happy you’re no longer burdened by your ugly home.
So now ask yourself… Are you tired of getting further and further behind on your home? Is your patience gone for projects and things needing fixed?
If so, it’s time for you to get a cash offer for your home so that you can stop stressing out about all of these things.
Our team has cash set aside so that we can give cash offers for ugly homes without you having to fix them up.
The crazy thing is… you’ll likely have extra cash after paying off your home loan. Therefore you’ll be able to:
- Put a down payment on another home.
- Have extra cash to pay off other debt.
- Get your credit back to where it should be.
- Take a vacation, or just use the extra money how you’d like.
Even though this may seem to good to be true… It’s true!
Working with us can get you out of your ugly home, and can put extra money in your pocket. So contact us today if you have positive equity because we are confident we can help you when others won’t.
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Foreclosure FAQs
Ugly homes are hard to sell on the retail market because they need too much cosmetic or structural work. This makes working with a realtor hard because a lot of conventional loans won’t get approved for ugly homes or homes that need work. The best way to sell a ugly home or a home that needs work is to an investor who is willing to pay cash. This way your home doesn’t need to go through normal inspections or loan requirements and you can get cash in your pocket fast.
Yes, you can sell your home if it is in foreclosure although you must have it sold before it is sold at an auction, or before the bank takes possession of your home. When you sell your home in foreclosure it’s important to try and sell it for everything you owe, including back payments and fees in order to get out of your home foreclosure.
Yes, A home that is in foreclosure can be refinanced by another lender, although this may be difficult since your current mortgage is delinquent. Your options for refinancing include load modification, or a reverse mortgage.
By federal law a homeowner generally has to be at-least 120 days behind on their mortgage before the mortgage lender can start the foreclosure process. This means that you can generally miss 4 payments before a foreclosure starts, although if you’re trying to stop the foreclosure process this 120 day period is when you have to be very diligent.
Yes! You can stop home pre-foreclosure, but you really have to look for the options. When your home goes into pre-foreclosure that means you have missed at least 3 payments on your mortgage. To avoid pre-foreclosure you could:
- Talk to your mortgage lender about lowering your payments, or change your interest rate so that you can get back to a current status on your mortgage.
- Sell assets in order to get your mortgage back to current.
- Find another source of income like a second job, or maybe even a third.
- Sell your house for what you owe on your mortgage or more.