RESOURCES
Understand the Transaction Before You Enter One.
Real estate transactions with investors can be a great solution when you understand your options.
This resource library provides clear, straightforward information so you can make informed decisions, whether you’re a homeowner, agent, or investor.
This resource library provides clear, straightforward information so you can make informed decisions, whether you’re a homeowner, agent, or investor.
What are you trying to understand?
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Start Here
Understand the basics before considering a transaction.
Evaluating an Offer
Understand how investors arrive at an offer.
Contracts & Agreements
Know what the paperwork means and what to look for.
Before & After Signing
Understand the process before you commit.
Selling As-Is
What as-is actually means for a seller.
Cash & Other Structures
Cash, financing and alternative structures.
Working With Investors
What a professional investor relationship looks like.
Understanding the Market
Property value, market conditions and investor decisions.
Featured Resources
Start with the topics most sellers want to understand.
START HERE
New to selling to an investor?
EVALUATING AN OFFER
How does an investor decide what to offer?
SELLING AS-IS
Selling as-is doesn’t mean selling blind.
OUR PERSPECTIVE
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Real people make better decisions when information is clear. Our goal is to remove confusion, not add to it, so you can move forward with confidence.
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Working With Investors
Become a Better Buyer
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Start with the Start Here resources, compare your options, and review the investor process before deciding what fits.
Review Evaluating an Offer, common offer structures, ARV, and questions to ask before accepting.
Explore what as-is means, repairs, disclosures, inherited property, and code issues.
Review the investor relationship, proof of funds, communication, and professional expectations.
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