Selling a house is usually an expensive and complicated process. But, when we buy your house, there aren’t any commissions to pay.
And you certainly won’t have to tolerate dozens of total (and sometimes frightening) strangers tramping through your home and poking through your drawers and closets.
My name is Michael Moulton. I’m the broker-in-charge & owner of Bee Home Solutions, Inc. We are associated with a group of private investors. We are LICENSED brokers/Realtors and buy a number of houses each month across all areas of the greater Charlotte area…and in every price range. We are governed by the NC Real Estate Commission as investors so that we can handle your needs the RIGHT way. But the best part is, we use private funds that require no long, drawn out bank approvals. So we can act fast when buying!
We can usually close within 9 days…or as little as 72 hours. We’re as serious about buying your house as you are about selling it.
That’s the biggest difference between most realty firms and us. Most agents will list your house… hoping it sells within 6 or 12 months. Now we provide that service as well as over 10 programs to suit your needs…but we want to buy your house!
And when you’re the one with the house for sale, that’s a huge difference.
Most conventional agents lists five, ten, even dozens of houses at a time, and it’s rare if they can give all their properties their close personal attention. It’s no wonder that a listed home can sometimes take a long time to sell while you, the owner, are stuck maintaining the property and making house payments month after month.
What’s your alternative? Of course you could just sell it yourself—without an agent. After all, who knows more about the house than you do?
But consider this. How many houses have you bought and sold in your life? Two, maybe three? You haven’t had to solve even a fraction of the typical problems that can pop up—right before closing.
Remember that buying a house is a big decision for most people and it’s easy for them to get “spooked.” At the first sign of a complication or small problem (like a lien, necessary repair, or one of the other typical closing glitches), they can run like a scared jackrabbit.
Then you have to start all over at square one—it’s a frustrating experience.
Plus, when you try to sell yourself, you still have to put up with dozens of strangers trampling through your home—only now you’ll have to be there yourself. For some owners, that’s a scary thought.
And what if you need to move fast? You could dump the price and hope someone will steal your house, but can you afford to do that? Or, you could go ahead and move and leave it vacant. And every month, as you make out two huge mortgage payments (most people find that tough to swallow), you hope and pray that someone will buy your old house next month—and the next—and the next. Of course, that’s assuming you can even qualify for a new mortgage with the old one still on your back.
And when it’s sitting vacant, what’s going to stop someone from climbing through the kitchen window and tearing up your property?
Frankly, that’s more worry and aggravation than most people need in a lifetime.
Pretty grim, huh? Which way do you turn? To an agent with dozens of other listings to handle? Selling on your own and sweating out financing details, lost deals, last minute closing “surprises”? Moving out and hoping you don’t get some midnight call with “bad news” about your house?
Here’s a better solution—a way out…
If your property qualifies and we come out to see it, we will provide you with a firm written offer. We’ll explain everything to you in plain, everyday English. And we’ll be 100% direct, clear and honest with you…from start to finish.
In fact, we can usually “pre-qualify” your home right over the phone in just a few minutes. That can save us both time.
If we come to an agreement, we can pay all cash with no contingencies (because, unlike most potential buyers, we don’t have to sell another house first). And if you want, we can close in just a few days. We’ll handle all of the paperwork and make all the arrangements … and you can get on with your life!
Look. We don’t know your particular reasons for selling, but we do know how to get your house closed as quickly and professionally as possible. Imagine, by this time next week your house could be sold.
Can we really buy your house this quickly and easily?
Maybe. Maybe not. A lot of it depends on you. If you want to get above market price for your house, don’t bother calling us. We’re professionals and we do expect to make a fair profit. But we’re not out to steal your house either. Our profit will come from our future buyer or tenant.
Does your property meet our requirements? Call us and let’s find out. We buy all types of real estate and we’ll quickly determine if your house fits our program. If we don’t end up buying your house, we’ll be happy to share our ideas or advice on what you might try next. You’ll still have all your other options available. You have nothing to lose by calling us first.
So, if you want to learn more or if you have any questions, call us right away at (704) 885-0488.
Although its May, I’m reporting and interpreting the Greater Charlotte, NC real estate market data for March’s activity. This is because April’s activity is not available yet. For March 2010, overall there were 1,900 residential units sold (condo, townhome, house, etc.) vs. 25,526 on the market (7.5% sold in March vs. what was available). This is up 36% from the previous month in February 2010 with 1,397 units sold. The homebuyer tax credit most likely had a large impact on this but we’ll see when we get April’s data since April 30th was the last day to be under contract (this should uptick closings through June 30th which is the closing deadline for that program). Pending status (under contract) was right at 2,498 for March which is up over 500 units from February 2010. What is interesting to note is when the Pending status increases and stretches out from month to month, its a direct indicator of the longer processing times in the mortgage industry. In our business we are still seeing delays with short sale approvals and timing.