If your house has a lien, it doesn’t mean you can’t sell your house. But you will need to address the lien(s) before doing so. When selling a house with a lien, there are typically a few options: you can pay back what you owe out of pocket, negotiate with the lienholder to pay off the lien at a discount, wait for the lien to expire, or sell your home as-is with a home buyer and address the lien(s) at closing.

From burst pipes to floodwaters, water damage can be hard to find. The signs may not be apparent right away – which can lead to thousands of dollars in repairs! If you’re planning on selling a house with water damage, you have three options: see if your insurance will cover it, make necessary repairs and list, or sell your home as-is with a professional home buyer.

Selling a house is a stressful process. Add on the pressure of a recently deceased family member and inherited property and the situation gets even more complicated. Selling a house in probate isn’t easy, but we want to help make the process a bit easier to understand.

We’ve all been there — you want to sell your house fast, but you don’t know where to start. With so many selling options, it can be hard to estimate the value of your property — or what repairs need to be made. When it comes down to it, you generally have four options: for sale by owner, list with a realtor, sell your house at auction, or work with a homebuyer.