We Get You Paid For Your Home FAST!!!
NO closing fees
NO attorney fees
NO Repairs
AS-IS!!!!!!!
1
Fill out the form
Fill out the form so we can get our process started. We'll need your full name, house/property address, a contact phone number, and valid email address
2
We contact you
Once we get your information, we'll contact you within one business day! We need to take a look at your information to get an initial idea.
3
Get Pictures
With our first phone call/text we'll coordinate having one of our associates get some pictures of your home/property.
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Get Offer
We'll get all the information together for analyzing. We'll take a look at the information and give you an offer.
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Cash Transferred
Once the offer is accepted, we'll schedule a closing date and get you paid.
WHO WE ARE
As a veteran and family-owned business, 7 Keys Properties takes pride in revolutionizing real estate solutions. Our mission is to offer homeowners a stress-free way to sell their properties, backed by integrity, transparency, and a dedication to excellence.
We offer purchase of ALL properties. Your property can be in disrepair, distress, or in great shape. Some folks just prefer not to interact with real estate agents at all. Our process involves no scheduling of multiple showing, no closing costs, and no house clean-out or clean up.
In our process we do put in place multiple safeguards to ensure you aren't taken advantage of. We encourage transparency, clear communication, and honesty. It's the only way WE can get from you reading this description to getting paid quickly.
Sell Your Inherited Home As-Is and
Navigating the Sale of an Inherited Property
​Inheriting a home can be a bittersweet experience. While it often brings back cherished memories, it can also come with challenges, especially when it comes time to decide what to do with the property. If you’re considering selling your inherited house as-is, you’re not alone—and we’re here to help.
Why Sell As-Is?
Selling a house as-is means you won’t make any repairs or renovations before the sale. Here are some reasons why this might be the right choice for you:
Fast and Convenient**: Avoid the hassle of repairs and renovations. Sell quickly and move on.
Financial Relief**: If the house requires significant repairs, selling as-is can save you from incurring additional costs.
Less Stress**: Manage your time and emotional energy better by avoiding the complexities of home improvements.
Attract Cash Buyers**: Many investors and cash buyers are specifically looking for properties they can renovate themselves.
Steps to Selling Your Inherited Home As-Is
Assess the Property: Take a close look at the condition of the home. Identify any major issues that potential buyers should be aware of.
Get a Property Appraisal: Understand the market value of the home. A professional appraisal can help you set a fair asking price.
Consult with Family Members: Make sure all heirs are on the same page about the decision to sell and how to proceed.
Market the Property: Highlight the home’s best features while being transparent about its condition. This honesty can attract the right buyers.
Negotiate Offers: Be prepared for negotiations. Understand that buyers may request a lower price or other concessions due to the property's condition.
Close the Sale: Once you receive an acceptable offer, work with a legal professional to finalize the sale.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Do I have to disclose issues with the house?
A: Yes, most states require sellers to disclose known issues with the property, even when selling as-is.
Q: How much work is involved in selling as-is?
A: Depending on your situation, the process can be straightforward. However, it’s important to ensure everything is handled correctly.
Q: Can I sell my inherited home if there are multiple heirs?
A: Yes, but it’s essential to communicate and agree with all parties involved before proceeding.
Get Started Today!
Ready to move forward with selling your inherited home as-is? Contact us today for a free consultation. We’re here to provide guidance and support every step of the way.