What we do
We buy inherited houses from the people who own them or who have the legal power to sell them. You deal with us, not with an agent in the middle. We give you a written number and explain the math behind it, so the family can look at it together and show it to an attorney.
You choose the closing date. The sale closes through a title company. You do not clean, fix, or show the house to anyone. The person who calls you back is the person who decides the number.
How we make money
Plainly: we buy for less than the house could bring if it were fixed up and sold on the open market. That gap pays for the repairs, the cost of holding the house until it sells again, and our profit.
It also means our number is lower than what a good listing might bring. What you get back is no commission, no listing fee, and no repairs or showings. Closing costs can still exist on a sale to us, so ask what they are for your house before you agree to anything.
When selling to us is the wrong move
- The house is in good shape, nobody is in a hurry, and the family can wait for a buyer. A listing may bring more money.
- No one has the legal power to sign yet and you have not talked to the other heirs. A number can help that talk, but do not sign anything first. Read who can sign the deed.
- You want a neutral opinion about what the house is worth. We can tell you what we would pay, but we cannot be neutral about it.
- You need legal or tax advice. We are not a law firm and cannot give it. See the disclaimer.
What we do not claim
We do not show names, photos or a company history here, and we do not list reviews or awards. We would rather leave out a line than make one up. If you want to know something about us before you call, ask, and we will answer straight.
Ready to start? Ask what we would pay or call (218) 729-2163. Asking commits you to nothing.