Most people in this situation are not sellers yet. They are a daughter with her mother's house, a landlord whose tenant stopped paying, someone a few months behind, or two people who used to be married. The first step is the same for all of them: see the real options, with numbers, before anyone pressures you.
Sale date already set? Text or call (470) 470 9984.
Who can sign, what the house would net, and the order to do it in.
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No repairs. Investor buyers compete for the house as it stands.
Everyone on the title usually signs. In a divorce, a court order can also decide how the house is sold. We give both sides the same numbers at the same time.
Some investor buyers will take the house with the tenant in place; others want it empty. We tell you which buyers fit, and showings are scheduled around the people living there.
Liens and back taxes are usually paid from the sale, when the sale covers them. Code violations are not always liens, but buyers price them in. We check the title early so it is in the numbers.
Enter the address and we will sort it out with you.
Nothing goes in the yard and nothing goes online until you say so. Many of these sales start with a few calls, not a listing.
Tenants, family, a spouse who still lives there. Access is scheduled around them, and some buyers will buy from photos and one visit.
Not on who called first or who sent the nicest letter. Every offer goes next to the others, after payoffs, liens and costs.
We do not buy houses, so a lower price never benefits us. We request the offers, list when listing wins, and represent you through closing.
Want to see how the numbers are laid out? See Compare My Options.
A probate attorney when there is no will or the title is unclear. A closing attorney on every sale, because Georgia closings run through an attorney. A CPA when the tax question is real.
Our closing attorney handles every sale. For a probate attorney or a CPA, we can refer you to one, and we will tell you when you need one and when you do not.
We are not attorneys, and this page is information, not legal advice.
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No. If you want to keep the house, the right next call may be an attorney or a HUD approved housing counselor, and we will tell you which.
Everyone on the title usually signs, or someone with legal authority signs for them. In a divorce, a court order can also decide how the house is sold. We help you figure out who signs before anyone signs anything.
That is common. Some buyers will purchase with an occupant in place, and others need it empty by closing. We match the buyers and the closing date to the situation.
No. We request offers from program buyers and our investor list and put them next to what a listing would net. You choose, and we represent you through closing.
No. We are a licensed real estate team, not attorneys. When your situation needs a probate or real estate attorney, we will tell you and can refer you to one.
No. No fee for the numbers, no obligation, and no pressure to decide on any particular timeline.
We will contact you the same day. No obligation, no fee for the report.