Houston-Home-Buyers.com

Q: Why should I sell my home to houston-home-buyers.com instead of listing it with a realtor?
A: We offer you several very attractive advantages that a realtor cannot offer:

1. NO REPAIRS !!!! We buy Houston homes in any condition - "as is" - warts, blemishes and all for cash. We are contractors and we will worry about your dead A/C unit, and termites, cracked home foundation / concrete slab settlement repair, exterior brick cracks, under slab plumbing leaks. We have seen it before. Just send us an email or give us a call!

2 . It is a FAST SALE and FAST CASH !! We move very quickly - usually 10 days or less. If you are in a foreclosure situation or bankruptcy situation, we can help you with your situation. We buy Houston homes in any condition for cash !

3 . CERTAINITY !!! When we make a CASH offer for a home in "as is" condition with a closing date of 10 days or less then you can have confidence that your home will be sold. When you list a home with a realtor, your home is just one of many in their property inventory. Why wait months on a realtor who may never sell your home? To sell your home, send us an email or give us a call!

Q: Won't I sell my house for more money if I use a realtor?
A: Not necessarily. You have plenty of costs when attempting to sell your home at fair market prices through a realtor.

Add up these costs . . .

• 6% realtor commission.
  
• 3% closing costs.
  
• structural and other repairs required by the lending instituion and/or buyer.
  
• additional mortage payments.
  
• cleaning costs.
  
• opportunity cost of waiting months for a realtor's sale that may never happen.
  

Q: What is a deed?
It is the document that transfers ownership of real estate from the old owner to the new owner. It also contains a legal description of the property and is signed by the person transferring the property.

Q: What is a trust deed?
A trust deed is also called a "deed of trust" and it differs from other types of deeds. It is not used to transfer property but rather it is hybrid version of a mortgage. A trust deed transfers title to real estate to a "trustee," usually a trust or title company. The trustee holds the real estate as security for the loan that was made to the buyer (borrower). When the buyer pays off the loan, the title is then transferred to him. The trustee has no powers unless the borrower defaults on the loan. In that case the trustee can foreclose on the property by selling it and paying the lender back from the proceeds. Foreclosure usually does not need court approval.

We can do a 15 minute walk-through and say "We'll make you a CASH offer and settle in 10 days or less." How does that sound?

CALL us at 713-582-9592 or E-MAIL us and we will be happy to discuss your home or real estate property and your situation.