24 hour no obligation estimate.
In our limited flip to list offer we invest thousands into fixing up your home with top licensed contractors. A good remodel can easily yield an extra 40-100K. You agree to a pre-rehab value, we make the investment, we do all the work, we list the property, then you get 50% of the profit at close! All this and pay nothing out of pocket. I use my 20 years in construction and capital to unlock your untapped equity.
Example A
John B. has a house Queen Creek built in 2005. It is faded, outdated, and the shower tile is green. He’s already moved into his new home. His previous realtor couldn’t not sell his old house @ $580k. Johnny calls us with a kernel of hope. We meet at Johnny’s house my contractor, designer, and I offer to invest 25K into:
New interior and exterior paint
New tile throughout
Refinish the kitchen cabinets & new counters
Landscape the front and backyard with new plants, turf, and rock.
Renovate the bathrooms.
New Fixtures and hardware
This will elevate Johnny’s house to the top of the market and will comp at 640K. Johnny says “YES!”. We get busy and in 3 months he has an offer for $635K! He is more pumped. At closing we get paid back our investment then Johnny and split the 30k profit!
FAQ
Q. Can the house be occupied? — A. No, it is too complicated for interior rehabs. There is a possibility for occupancy during “Exterior Only” rehabs.
Q. What is my Cost? — A. Nothing out of pocket. We get paid at COE (close of escrow) via the buyers funds. We will be paid for a standard listing fee, our investment expenses, and half the profit.
Q. Do you do this for investors? — A. Yes, it is ideal for investors.
Q. How much can I expect in profit? — A. Impossible to know without all the details, but the higher the comps in your area and the more drastic the rehab the more equity we unlock. Fill out the form and we can give you an idea of the top comps we can hit.
Do I have to qualify? - We have to make sure the invested funds are secure so we do look at each deal individually. We look for adequate equity, no liens, no unresolved legal issues, and market conditions.
Can’t I just do this myself? - YES, you 100% can and should. Yet, not every can or wants to.