Selling a house is usually an expensive and complicated process. That’s why real estate agents make thousands (sometimes tens of thousands) of dollars on a single sale. But, when we buy your house, there are no commissions to pay. And you certainly won’t have to tolerate dozens of total and sometimes frightening strangers tramping through your home and poking through your drawers and closets.
My name is Loretta Steele. I am associated with a group of private investors and we buy a number of houses each month throughout Moreno Valley and other parts of Riverside County...and in every price range. But the best part is... we use private funds that require no long, drawn out bank approvals. So we can act fast!
We can usually close within 14 days... or as little as 72 hours. We as serious about buying your house as you are about selling it. That’s the biggest difference between us and listing with a real estate agent. An agent will list your house... hoping it sells within 4 to 9 months. We want to buy your house... now! That’s a huge difference when you’re the one with the house for sale.
An agent lists five, ten, even dozens of houses at a time, and it’s rare if an agent can give all their properties their close personal attention. It’s no wonder that a listed home can sometimes take a long time to sell while you, the owner, are stuck maintaining the property and making house payments month after month.
What’s your alternative? Of course you could just sell it yourself -- without an agent. After all, who knows more about the house than you do?
But consider this. How many houses have you bought and sold in your life? Two, maybe three? You haven’t had to solve even a fraction of the typical problems that can pop up -- right before closing.
Remember, buying a house is a big decision for most people and it’s easy for them to get “spooked.” At the first sign of a complication or small problem (like a lien, necessary repair, or one of the other typical closing glitches), they can run like a scared jackrabbit. Then you have to start all over at square one -- it’s a frustrating experience.
Plus, when you try to sell it yourself, you still have to put up with dozens of strangers