Quick Cash and Fair
Home Value
Quick Cash and Fair Home Value
Are you looking to sell your home, or need urgent financial solutions? I can help! I understand that life can throw unexpected challenges your way, leading you to seek quick cash for your home.
My team and I are here to provide you with a stress-free selling experience, offering fair market value for your property, regardless of its condition.
My Process
Step 1
Reach out with your name, address, and contact information.
Step 2
Chat with me directly via phone or text to discuss your house.
Step 3
We come to an agreement on the price and closing date.
Step 4
You Collect Your Cash!
Quick Sale Process
-Eric and Nancy F.
How Can I Help You?
My name is Jeremy and I’m a local real estate investor from Northwest Arkansas. I started my career as a personal trainer and, over time, was able to save enough money to buy my first investment property.
I buy properties all over Northwest Arkansas, in any condition! It doesn’t matter to me how good or “bad” the property is. If you’re interested in getting a cash offer, just fill out your address and contact info in the form below and I’ll reach out right away!
Older property or home in need of repairs
Financial trouble (foreclosure/medical bills)
Sudden or unanticipated life events
Relocation or downsizing due to retirement
Inherited property you can no longer keep
Structural issues or unpermitted work
Frequently Asked Questions
Get the answers you need immediately!
Selling your house is like selling anything else, and I make it quick and easy! First, we’ll agree on a price and a closing date. The closing date is when you get your money. It usually takes 30 days or less for the title company to do all the legal paperwork. Once the title company finishes all the paperwork, I give the cash to the title company, then you sign the paperwork and receive your cash. I’ll pay all the fees and associated costs with the title company, which is usually a few thousand dollars. This keeps the process simple and quick for you.
Selling with an agent on the open market may get you 20-40% more money. However, there are a few drawbacks. First, your house must be in relatively good condition in order for your buyer to get a traditional mortgage. You will likely have multiple showings, at all times of the day. Sometimes the showings pop-up unexpectedly and you must be ready to vacate the house at a moment’s notice. You’ll also have to clean the house regularly, and keep it presentable. If there are any major repairs needed, you may be asked to spend money out-of-pocket to fix them. Also, it can take months to find a buyer, and finally you will need to pay the agents (buyer and seller agents) and title company expenses. This can add up.
As you can see, by the time you repair the house, keep it clean, find a buyer, close on the transaction, and pay the agents, it can take months of your time and thousands of dollars. If I buy your house, we won’t need repeated showings, and I buy the house as-is! Also there are no realtor fees or closing costs for you to pay.
After several years of hard work and good investments, I’m able to pick which houses I buy in cash. Sometimes I use other investors to help me buy more properties.
Not always. We can work this out during our initial agreement. If you need to stay at the house, you can stay at your house!
I factor all of that in with my initial offer. During the closing process, your mortgage, taxes, and liens will be paid off by the title company. I’d like to give you enough cash to help with any additional financial problems you may have.
I trade time for money. After buying your house, I may send in a crew of people to repair or update the house. Then I can decide if I want to sell the house or keep it. Sometimes it can take up to 12 months to repair the house and sell it on the market. The price we agree on takes this into consideration.
No, I will justify and explain my offer price. I’m happy to chat and walk you through the process.
Locations We Service
Bentonville
Springdale
Rogers
Fayetteville
Surrounding Areas in
Northwest Arkansas
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