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We consistently make competitive offers and provide excellent service by being specific about our buying criteria.

Due to market conditions, our buying criteria may change at any time. We may update this information from time to time and may quickly branch out and start buying homes in more areas as demand increases. 

We buy the following types of properties: 
Single-family homes, Townhomes, Duplexes, Condos, Mobile Homes-if you own the land with it, Multi-Tenant properties, Apartments, Commercial Properties – (Variety purchased at our Discretion) in “as-is” condition as long as the property meets our buying criteria.

Mobile Homes: We do not buy pre-fabricated home or mobile homes without land ownership.

Help Us Help You, Inc. Valuation: 

Valuation Amount: Right now, we are buying homes where our valuation is between $5K and $1.5M, but it can be as high as $10M for Apartments and Commerical properties.

Max Lot Size 
In most markets, we buy homes that sit on a maximum lot size of 10 acres. 

Year Built 
We buy homes built after 1980, but this can vary by market.

Flood Zones: We are currently unable to purchase properties located in a flood zone. 

Ownership & Occupancy: We only buy properties if the seller has clear ownership of the property. Also, the property must be vacant at the time of closing unless it’s an investment property where you disclosed a tenant(s).

Solar Panels & Solar Leases: We can buy homes with solar panels where the panels are owned outright.  We can also buy homes with solar leases, but only if the solar lease has been pre-paid at or before closing.

Property Condition and Materials 

We consider other factors related to the property’s materials and overall condition. The criteria below may impact our ability to purchase your home: 

Short Sales & Foreclosures: We cannot purchase your property from you if your Lender has taken your property back and has already sold it as a foreclosure OR has agreed to do a short sale with you.
You have to sell your property before a short sale is agreed upon and before your home is foreclosed on.
However, you can sell your property clear up until a forclosure is actually finalized- before the property is sold by the bank as a foreclosure.

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