Sell your home with confidence - know that you are getting a legitimate offer
The truth about selling your property to a real estate investor, is that not all investors are the same. Our goal is to educate you about the process so that you can make a better informed decision about selling your property. We place the highest value on integrity and transparency as we serve each homeowner.
No LLC or Business Entity
Beware of any wholesaler or real estate investor that does not have a business entity registered with their respective state of origin. An established business entity is considered to be a corporation, limited liability company, or general partnership. You can check to see if a business entity is registered with the state of Ohio here.
No Proof of Funds Letter
In order for a wholesaler or real estate investor to purchase your property, they must have the funds available to purchase said property. Do not be afraid to ask for "proof of funds" letter that should have a recent date, contact information for the lender, and the amount the buyer is authorized to spend.
Instant Offers
Instant offers sound nice, but they are only used to keep you from selling your house to someone else. These offers are usually the highest offers, but after weeks of inspections and red tape you usually end up with paying fees and an offer anywhere from 20% to 40% less than the original offer. This can delay the sale of your property for many days and cost you a lot of money.