Efficiency Redefined: A Holistic Guide to Selling Your Property with Ease

About Us

Our journey began with a vision to revolutionize the way people approach real estate wholesaling. We recognized the untapped potential, the hidden gems in the market, and the incredible opportunities waiting to be seized. This realization fueled our commitment to building a platform that empowers investors of all backgrounds to thrive in this dynamic industry.

How We Work

Simple 3-Step Path to Seamless Property Selling

Fill out the Form

Begin by providing essential details about your property through our user-friendly form. This step is designed to gather necessary information and kickstart the process.

Receive a Fair Cash Offer

Once we receive your information, our system evaluates it promptly. Within a short period, expect a fair cash offer tailored to the unique aspects of your property.

Accept the Offer & Close the Deal

Upon receiving the offer, take your time to review and consider it. If the terms align with your expectations, simply accept the offer. We'll guide you through the seamless closing process.

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Why We're Your Top Choice?

COMMISSIONS / FEES

On average, 6% is paid by you, the seller. This substantial cost often cuts into your profits.

WHO PAYS CLOSING COSTS?

Approximately 2% is typically paid by you, the seller, adding to the financial burden.

INSPECTION & FINANCING CONTINGENCY

With the traditional approach, sales are susceptible to falling through due to inspection and financing contingencies.

NUMBER OF SHOWINGS

The frequency of property showings can vary widely when working with an agent, leading to potential disruptions to your routine.

APPRAISAL NEEDED

Traditional sales commonly require an appraisal, introducing an additional step that can prolong the closing process.

WHO PAYS FOR REPAIRS?

In the traditional model, sellers are typically responsible for managing repairs themselves, adding time and effort to the selling process.

What We Offer

Property Sourcing

Real estate wholesalers are skilled at finding properties that are potentially profitable for investors. They often use various methods such as direct mail marketing, cold calling, online listings, and networking to identify distressed or motivated sellers who are willing to sell their properties at a discount.

Property Analysis,

Wholesalers perform preliminary property analysis to determine if a potential deal is worth pursuing. They evaluate factors such as the property's condition, market value, repair costs, and potential resale value to assess its profit potential.

Assignment of Contracts

Once a wholesaler secures a property under contract, they have the option to either buy the property themselves or assign the contract to another investor. Assigning the contract involves transferring the rights and obligations of the contract to the end buyer, who typically pays the wholesaler a fee (assignment fee) for the opportunity to purchase the property.

Investor Networking

Wholesalers often build a network of real estate investors who are actively seeking investment opportunities. They match these investors with suitable properties, acting as intermediaries to facilitate the buying and selling process.

FAQS

What is Real Estate Wholesaling, and How Does It Work?

Real estate wholesaling is a strategy where an investor (the wholesaler) identifies and contracts a property at a lower price and then assigns or sells the contract to another investor (the buyer) at a slightly higher price, making a profit in the process. Essentially, you act as a middleman, connecting motivated sellers with real estate investors. This method often requires less capital and risk compared to traditional real estate investing, making it an attractive option for those looking to enter the real estate market with limited resources.

How long will it take to sell my property?

This is often an impossible question to answer, and yet people ask it all the time. They want to know how long they have to wait to move, or how quickly they’ll expect to get their money so that they can pay off their mortgage and start the process of buying a new home. People like timelines and even though you can’t predict the process, you can explain what you’ve seen in the past and what you would expect based on the current market. And then, you can invite them to contact you for a more precise quote by discussing their property and exactly what the sale includes.

What are “closing costs”?

The term “closing costs” is vague. A lot of people know that it’s part of buying a house, but they might not understand what all the different fees and costs are for. This is your chance to explain exactly what is included in the closing costs, as well as how much people can expect to spend here. Although it’s different for each sale, you can usually estimate or suggest a percentage of the sale that will go toward closing costs to help people get a better estimate. Again, this is more about being transparent than actually providing a definite answer to the question at hand.

How much commission do you charge?

Another question everyone wants to know is what you’re going to charge them. You can feel free to tell them what your commission rate is for being a seller’s agent and a buyer’s agent, and then disclose if there are any discounts, special considerations, or other factors that may affect that rate. Be as transparent as possible and make sure that you offer comparable commission rates for other real estate agents in the area to prove to people that you are on par with the rest but with better service and solutions.

Do I need a home inspection?

Home inspections are not always mandated as a part of the home buying process. Yet, they’re one of the most valuable resources that homeowners have at their fingertips and should be done on every property. It’s important to encourage this for your homeowners, but more important for you to use this particular answer to explain all the perks of having a home inspection. For just a few hundred dollars, in most cases, people can get a detailed look at the house they want to buy and know exactly what they’re getting into. It isn’t necessarily required, but it’s certainly a great way to get peace of mind, even for those who spend upwards of $1,000 on an inspection. It’s still only a fraction of the price of the house and worth every penny for the peace of mind.

What is the selling/buying process like?

There’s a lot of stress in buying and selling homes, and especially for those who are doing it for the first time. When you answer this question, provide as much insight as you can about how it works. You can even create separate questions for each side of the process if you work as both a buyer’s agent and a seller’s agent. Then, you can also reassure people here that you will be there to help them every step of the way, further solidifying their peace of mind