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Sell your home swiftly in just a few easy steps.
Answer a few quick questions and we’ll prepare your offer.
Sell your home as-is for cash, with no need to worry about repairs.
Pick your closing date — close within a few weeks or a few months.
Sell your home swiftly in just a few easy steps.
Answer a few quick questions and we’ll prepare your offer.
Sell your home as-is for cash, with no need to worry about repairs.
Pick your closing date — close within a few weeks or a few months. Your closing timeline is in your hands.
Competitive and fast cash offer
Flexible closing timeline – choose your closing date
We purchase homes as is, no repairs needed
Avoid showings, delays, and broker fees
Potential for no or low offers
Multiple showings & uncertain closing timeline
You are responsible for all repairs
Deal with the risk of buyers under contract falling through
Analyzing the North Carolina Housing Market: Is Now the Time to Sell? Building supply shortages and high demand for real estate has created a lack of inventory in the North Carolina housing market. Meanwhile an influx of cash has driven up prices in what has proven to be a strong seller’s market. The team at…
How Florida Homeowners are Selling Their Houses for Cash Faster Than the Rest of the Country In today’s uncertain real estate market, an increasing number of buyers are purchasing homes with cash. The National Association of Realtors estimates that about 30 percent of U.S. home purchases are now done through cash transactions. This represents a…
Selling Your Rental Property Fast: What To Do When a Tenant is Involved Here’s a question we hear landlords selling a house ask all the time: “What do I do if renters are living in the home?” There are both practical and legal considerations when selling a house or property, so it’s important for landlords…
The Five Most Common Reasons People Sell Their Homes As-Is for Cash Selling a home on the traditional market can be a painstaking process, which is why many people are accepting cash offers for their homes instead. In contrast to a traditional sale, when selling a home for cash, sellers do not need to make…
Renting Your Home After Selling: What You Need to Know Have you ever wondered if it’s possible to sell your house… and then rent it back? If so, you’re in luck, as this legal structure, known as a rent-back agreement, exists and is becoming increasingly popular. There are a variety of reasons for renting back…
How to Sell an Inherited House for Cash – FAST Inheriting a home can be a large and often stressful undertaking for anyone, especially if it’s accompanied by grief resulting from the loss of a loved one. Dealing with an inherited property is a low priority for someone coping after loss — it’s a time…
We do our best to diligently review your property based on the information we can find online, but we do not physically go out to the property until we sign a contract. However, once the contract is signed we will conduct a standard 3rd party home inspection to gain a better understanding of the condition that the home is in.
We specialize in purchasing single-family homes. However, we will consider condos, multi-family and commercial property. At this time, we do not purchase mobile homes, manufactured homes, vacant lots, or land.
It is part of our standard operating procedure that we conduct a third-party home inspection. Based on the findings of the inspection report, we may ask you for a repair credit which will be deducted from your net proceeds. We only charge for necessary repairs and complete them after closing. If you disagree with our repair credit request, you can cancel your contract with us free of charge.
We do our best to diligently review your property based on the information we can find online, but we do not physically go out to the property until we sign a contract. However, once the contract is signed we will conduct a standard 3rd party home inspection to gain a better understanding of the condition that the home is in.
We specialize in purchasing single-family homes. However, we will consider condos, multi-family and commercial property. At this time, we do not purchase mobile homes, manufactured homes, vacant lots, or land.
It is part of our standard operating procedure that we conduct a third-party home inspection. Based on the findings of the inspection report, we may ask you for a repair credit which will be deducted from your net proceeds. We only charge for necessary repairs and complete them after closing. If you disagree with our repair credit request, you can cancel your contract with us free of charge.
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Selling your home doesn’t need to be stressful. In our FREE ebook, “What to Know Before Selling Your Home,” we answer questions that will give you the tools to sell your home confidently. In the ebook, we answer the following questions:
Selling your home doesn’t need to be stressful. In our FREE ebook, “What to Know Before Selling Your Home,” we answer questions that will give you the tools to sell your home confidently. In the ebook, we answer the following questions:
How much is my home worth?
How much does it cost to sell my home?
Should I make repairs before selling my home?
What are all my options for selling my home?
Do I have to use a real estate agent? What are my other options?
How soon will I get cash for my home?
How does it work if I sell my home to Swift Homes?
What do other sellers have to say about Swift Homes?
