Real stories
Every one of these people started where you might be right now: unsure, overwhelmed, and not knowing where to turn.
We only share real stories, with permission. We never make up testimonials, reviews or numbers.
Macon Street
The house on Macon Street was headed to the foreclosure auction. On top of the mortgage, there was a $40,000 solar lien.
We bought the house before the sale, so it never went to auction. Today, a veteran calls it home.
Tim, Archer Avenue
Tim was in foreclosure and facing about $20,000 he'd have had to bring to closing.
We stopped the foreclosure, and Tim moved on to his next chapter.
Tamessa, Race Street
Tamessa had to sell her mom's house on Race Street. She'd already been burned. Contractors took her money and walked away from the job.
So when we bought the house and the numbers came out better than we expected, we did what was right. We wrote Tamessa a check for $30,000.
She couldn't believe it. Honestly, she couldn't believe we even showed up. That's how we do business.
Randy, Dakota Street
Randy was selling his mom's house on Dakota Street, but he wasn't ready to move. He needed time to find his next home.
We told Randy to take the time he needed. We gave him up to a year.
It took him nine months. We stayed in touch the whole way, and when he found the right place, we closed.
You pick the closing date. We mean it.
Bradley, Lost Meadow Drive
After Bradley lost his wife, the house on Lost Meadow Drive was one more thing he couldn't face.
He didn't need a sales pitch. He needed someone to carry part of the load.
So we bought the house and handled the next steps, so Bradley could focus on what mattered.
Theresa
After her partner died, Theresa fell behind on payments.
We stepped in before it ever reached foreclosure. We helped her move, helped her clean up, and a friend bought the house.
Adobe Street
The house on Adobe Street was red-tagged, which means the city had marked it unsafe to live in, and it was packed with belongings.
We bought it as-is, working alongside the family's agent. No shame. No judgment.
Emilie, Depew Street
We gave Emilie and her husband advice first. Later, it became a profit-share partnership.
Tell me about your situation, and tell me about the house. We'll start there.
Some stories end with a sale. Some end with a family keeping their home. Both count as a win to us.
