Seller FAQs

People all over New Jersey have made the decision to sell their home to us for a variety of reasons.

People who:

Have inherited property and need or want to sell it fast; Have investment property with problem tenents; Are relocating and need to sell their house quickly; Are behind on payments and/or are facing foreclosure; Have a house that needs more repairs then they have time, money or desire to make. People who sell to us come from all walks of life. What they have in common is the need or desire to sell their homes, as fast and with as few hassles as possible, to a company they know will treat them with honesty and respect.

According to our definition, "distressed" refers to much more than simply the cosmetic condition of the house. We define a distressed property as one that has any of the following:

Structural issues, such as foundation problems; Memories you want to put behind you, such as divorce or a deceased relative; In a neighborhood that is less than desirable, for example, long commute or a high crime area; An undesirable mortgage; A mortgage that is more than the owner can handle or wants to deal with; Or that the owner wants to move from, for any other reason, such as moving to another city or wanting a larger or smaller house.

Simply fill out and submit our online form telling us about the house you want to sell.  The information will be sent to us and we will call you to arrange a time to look at your house.

There's many factors involved in how much we will pay for a property.

Any offer you receive would be an amount discounted from the retail value of your house if it were fully renovated. We are professional home buyers who buy homes below market value to repair and resell for a profit. However, we can close quickly or on your schedule, pay cash, and can pay all closing costs.

We will take a variety of factors into consideration, including:

The condition of the house; The extent and cost of required repairs; The time needed to complete the renovations; The real estate commissions and marketing costs; The holding costs, such as insurance, utilities, taxes and interest.

We buy many types of residential and commercial property, including undeveloped land.

Although we will sometimes buy condos or townhouses, in today's market, it would require a substantial discount and we do not do short sales on them.

No. We buy mobile home parks though.

NO! We have a free consultation where we will explain the process and determine what will be a fair price, then make you an offer with no cost to you.