For Sarah, the story began with an inherited property in that had seen better days. The foundation was sinking, the roof was twenty years past its prime, and the interior was a time capsule of the 1970s. A traditional sale would have required thousands in repairs Sarah didn't have.
In the quiet suburbs of a bustling metro area, a weathered "We Buy Houses" sign nailed to a telephone pole represents a multi-billion dollar industry that has fundamentally changed how people sell their homes. This is the story of three different paths homeowners take when they need to trade their largest asset for immediate liquidity. The "Ugly" House and the Local Investor companies that buy houses
Selling to a "Buy it Now For Cash" buyer. What are dangers to avoid? For Sarah, the story began with an inherited