If you are filing Chapter 7 or 13, a sale generally runs through your bankruptcy attorney, the trustee and the court. We work with all of them. No fees. No commission. No repairs needed.
Closing time depends on title and paperwork; we give you a realistic date after we review your property.
We coordinate with your bankruptcy attorney and trustee so the sale is done the right way.
A direct sale with no listing and no showings, done the way your trustee and the court allow.
We don't pad fees and we don't take a commission. How any money from the sale is handled depends on your chapter and your plan.
Hoarder, fire damage, mold, repairs you can't afford, doesn't matter. We buy as is.
You decide what to take with you and what stays. The closing date works around your case.
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Our team runs comps, factors your back balance and sends an offer with the math broken out.
If you say yes, we open title. Closing timelines vary; ask us for your property's timeline. You are paid at closing through the title company.
Need time after closing to move? Ask us; when we agree to it, it goes in writing. No surprise eviction.
Often, yes, but not on your own. Your property is part of the bankruptcy estate, and a sale generally needs the trustee's involvement and the court's approval. Your bankruptcy attorney files the request.
It depends on your case. A sale during a case generally needs the trustee's involvement and the court's approval, so ask your bankruptcy attorney about timing.
No. Selling a property does not end a bankruptcy case. How the money from the sale is handled depends on your chapter and your plan; your bankruptcy attorney explains it.
Tell us where your case stands. If the court approves a sale, the loan is paid off at closing through the title company.
No. No fees, no commissions and we cover closing costs.
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