We've Heard Every Question. Here Are the Answers.

It's four simple steps: you tell us about the property, we make a fair cash offer within 48 hours, you review and sign the agreement, then we close on your chosen date. Most sales complete in 14–30 days.

Typically within 24–48 hours of your initial inquiry. We research the property and local market before presenting a written offer — no lowball numbers, no pressure.

Not necessarily. Closing can be handled at a local title company or via remote notary, depending on your preference and location within North Carolina.

We encourage you to take your time before signing. Once a purchase agreement is signed, standard contract terms apply — but we always aim to be flexible and fair if circumstances change.

No. We buy properties in any condition — vacant, occupied, full of belongings, or in need of major repairs. You are not required to do anything to the property before closing.

We purchase single-family homes, multi-family properties, condos, townhomes, and vacant land throughout North Carolina — regardless of age, condition, or location.

We handle tenant-occupied properties regularly. We will work with you to understand the lease situation and factor it into our offer and timeline.

We can often work with properties that have outstanding liens, back taxes, or mortgage balances. These are typically resolved at closing from the sale proceeds. Let us know the situation and we will walk you through the options.

None. There are no real estate agent commissions, no listing fees, and no closing costs deducted from your offer. The number we quote is the amount you receive at closing.

We evaluate the property based on its location, condition, comparable sales in the area, and current market conditions. We aim to make a fair offer that reflects the true value of the property — not a lowball investor number.

No. Requesting an offer and scheduling a consultation are completely free with no obligation to proceed.

Yes. We work with inherited properties at every stage of the probate process. We are experienced with estate attorneys and North Carolina probate court timelines, and we will move at whatever pace your estate requires.

This is common. We are patient and experienced with multi-heir situations. All parties with ownership interest will need to agree to and sign the purchase agreement, and we will work with your timeline to make that happen.

Absolutely. We regularly coordinate with estate attorneys, executors, and administrators throughout North Carolina. If you have legal representation, we are happy to work directly with your attorney.

We can begin the conversation and prepare an offer even before the estate is fully settled. Closing can be scheduled once the estate is in a position to transfer title.