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Yes, We Buy Hoarder Houses!

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Many people wonder if it’s possible to sell a hoarder house and if so, what does the process look like? Yes, it is possible to sell a hoarder house, but it can be more challenging compared to selling a well-maintained property for some obvious reasons. A hoarder house refers to a property where the occupant … Continued

Yes, We Buy Fire Damaged Houses!

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Many people think that damage of any kind, especially fire, can prohibit them from selling a house. There will no doubt be limitations and it will require some additional considerations and challenges. The pool of buyers is going to shrink tremendously. The financing options for those buyers are essentially non-existent. But, that doesn’t mean there … Continued

How Going Through A Divorce Can Affect The Sale Of Your House

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Going through a divorce can have a significant impact on the sale of your house. The process of selling a house during a divorce can be complex and emotionally challenging, and several factors can come into play. Here are some ways in which a divorce can affect the sale of your house: To navigate the … Continued

How can home staging impact real estate sales?

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First impression’s are often the most impactful. When prospective buyers go look at a house there are two first impressions. The curb appeal when they first pull up to the house and the moment they walk through the front door. Home staging can have a significant impact on real estate sales by enhancing the overall … Continued

How To Find A Good Contractor

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Finding a good contractor can be a crucial step when you have a construction or renovation project. There are many contractors out there. Some are good and some not so much. Like most professions, contracting is something that gets better with experience. Until you install 100 doors you just don’t know how to get it … Continued

What do homeowners / buyers need to know about ‘zombie mortgages’

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Zombie mortgages, also known as “zombie properties” or “zombie foreclosures,” refer to properties where homeowners have abandoned the property or stopped making mortgage payments, but the foreclosure process has not been completed by the lender. Zombie mortgages occur when homeowners move out of their properties, assuming that the foreclosure process will resolve their mortgage debt, … Continued