Will you lower the offer after an inspection?

Our offer is based on the condition we see and what you tell us. If something major turns up that neither of us knew about, we will talk it through with you honestly before anything changes. We do not use inspections as a negotiating tactic.

Do I need to get repair estimates first?

No. We handle that ourselves. You do not need to call a single contractor.

Sell a House That Needs Repairs in Georgia

Does the house need more work than you can take on?

A bad roof, a foundation crack, old wiring, water damage, or just years of putting things off. Repairs add up fast, and contractors are hard to pin down. We buy houses in the condition they are in today, so you can stop pouring money into a place you are ready to leave.

You do not have to fix anything

We are not a retail buyer who will ask for a repair list after inspection. We expect the house to need work, and our offer already accounts for it. You do not need estimates, permits, or a contractor.

Roof leaks and storm damage
Foundation and structural problems
Plumbing, electrical, and HVAC failures
Mold, water damage, or a house that has sat empty
Code issues or unfinished projects

How the offer works

We look at the house, talk with you about what you know, and estimate what it will take to bring it back. Then we make a written offer. We will walk you through how we got to the number so it does not feel like a mystery.

If a traditional listing would net you more and you have the time and money for repairs, we will tell you that. Our job is to give you a clear option, not to talk you out of the others.

Help beyond the offer

Houses that need a lot of work are often full, too. We can arrange the cleanout, help you plan your move, and walk you through every page of the paperwork before you sign. You pick the closing date.