Fair Cash Offer or List on MLS?

A distressed home is a property that is in poor condition, facing financial or legal challenges, or at risk of foreclosure.

At 9Fire Home Buyers, we make the selling process fast and straightforward. It all starts with a friendly phone conversation where we get to know your property and your specific situation. After that, we arrange a walkthrough—whether virtual or in-person—to assess the home. Once we've gathered the necessary information, we present you with a cash offer, typically within 12-24 hours from your walkthrough. Finally, we handle the closing, and you receive your payment! Our aim is to ensure a seamless experience tailored to your needs.

The cash offer we provide takes into account a few key factors, including the home’s current condition, the local market, and any repairs that may be needed. If the home requires significant updates, we’ll factor in those costs, along with any expenses related to selling the property. Our goal is to offer a fair price that reflects the work involved, ensuring the process is transparent and respectful of your unique situation.

No, one of the advantages of selling to 9Fire Home Buyers is that you can sell your distressed home as-is, without the need for repairs or renovations. Homebuying companies typically buy homes in any condition, including those that require significant repairs.

When you sell to a home buying company, we work closely with your unique situation to create a solution that best fits your needs. The benefits include a fast, hassle-free sale, without the need for costly repairs or renovations. You’ll receive a fair cash offer, and we’ll help you avoid the stress, expenses, and delays that come with listing a distressed home on the traditional market. Our goal is to simplify the process and give you peace of mind every step of the way.

Yes! 9Fire Home Buyers is experienced in buying distressed homes that are at risk of foreclosure or have liens. Our team can work closely with you to find a solution that caters to your specific needs, helping you avoid foreclosure or navigate legal challenges. We prioritize advocating for you to stay in your home before exploring sales options, and we are committed to assisting you in rebuilding your credit.

The specific documents required may vary depending on the location and circumstances, but typically, you will need to provide basic information about the property, such as the deed, title, and any relevant financial or legal documents.

The timeline for selling a distressed home can be mostly dictated by the owner. The type of transaction will also dictate the timeline as well. A cash sale will be able to close in 2 weeks or less. There are other creative options that can close even faster, like seller financing.

If you're facing foreclosure, it's important to know that you have options. Here are a few steps to consider: Communicate with Your Lender: Don't hesitate to reach out to your mortgage servicer. They can discuss possible alternatives, such as loan modifications, forbearance, or refinancing, which may help lower your payments or temporarily suspend them during tough times. Explore Forbearance: If you're experiencing a temporary setback like job loss or illness, you can request forbearance, allowing you to pause or reduce payments while you recover financially. Consider Selling Your Home: If your home is worth more than what you owe, selling it can be a better option than letting it go into foreclosure. This way, you can pay off your mortgage and avoid the negative impact on your credit score that comes with foreclosure. Seek Help from Housing Counselors: HUD-approved housing counseling agencies offer assistance and can guide you through the process, helping you understand your rights and options. Taking action early can make a significant difference in your situation. If you have questions or need support, feel free to reach out!