FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

• What type of information do I need to give you when I contact you for the first time?

  We need very basic information from you about your house. The number of bedrooms, bathrooms and overall condition of the property is needed. We will also ask you how long you have owned your home and if there are any mortgages or liens against the property.

• Am I obligated to use your service once I complete your form?

  No! You have no obligation at all if you submit an information form, show your property to RightwayHomeSolutions.com or receive an offer to buy your house. You are under no obligation at all. All we ask for is the opportunity to make an offer for your house, you’re in the driver’s seat as to whether you accept the offer or not. You are in complete control. You are only obligated to our service if you have entered into a purchase agreement with us, as with any other real estate transaction.

• What kind of houses do you buy?

  We buy houses of any type, in any condition or in any price range. We buy single family houses, townhouses, condos and multi-family units.

• If I submit your Online Form, when will I hear from you?

  As soon as we receive your online form, we will review your information and get back to you ASAP (usually within 30-60 minutes depending on when you submit the information).

• How do you determine the amount of your offer?

  We offer the maximum amount possible, our offers are very competitive. If our offers weren’t competitive, we wouldn’t have purchased thousands of houses! There is no magic percentage we use, every house is unique. Our Real Estate Consultants take into consideration the age, condition, size, features and location of the home much like an appraiser would. We factor in the costs to repair the house, what other homes in the area are selling for and how long it is taking to sell those homes. These and several other factors are researched to determine a fair offer.

• Who usually sells their houses to House Buyers?

  Many different kinds of people!

  • Anyone who bought a new home, but can’t sell the old one.
  • Those who have experienced a death of a loved one or need to settle an estate.
  • People who have trouble selling because they do not have equity in their home.
  • People who are tired of being a landlord.
  • People working with a real estate agent who hasn’t come through as promised.
  • Those who need to sell because of a divorce.
  • Anyone facing a job transfer or relocation.
  • People who don’t want to work with a real estate agent and pay commissions.
  • People who are behind on payments or facing foreclosure.
  • People who own vacant houses or houses that need repairs.
  • People who own houses with liens or title problems.
  • People from all walks of life who share the need or desire to sell their homes for cash (regardless of repairs needed), close quickly and sell to a reliable company AnyHouseOffer.com

• What if I am behind on my payments or in foreclosure, can you help?

  Yes, if you call or contact us now, we may be able to help catch up your back payments and stop the foreclosure process. Each day you delay in taking action gives you fewer opportunities to correct the situation, so call now!

• What happens if I am in bankruptcy?

  We work with your bankruptcy attorney to present a FAIR offer and give you additional money at closing. We present the offer directly to your attorney and work to have the offer accepted by the bankruptcy court. Once the offer is accepted, we ensure that the bankruptcy is released and we buy the property as soon as possible.

• What takes place during a purchase transfer?

  During an owner transfer, a new deed is drafted and signed by the seller, transferring ownership of the house to the new buyer. This document is then recorded in the land records with the above-mentioned deed of trust.

• When will closing occur?

  We can close as fast as you would like, typically within a couple of weeks, unless there are lien or title issues. Closings are cash, and there are no additional closing concerns such as inspections, financing qualifications, or appraisals.

• Are there any seller paid closing costs?

  No, never; we pay for all closing costs. This is a key because closing costs are a broad expense related to selling a home (from escrow fees, title insurance, survey fees, document preparation, realtor fees, transaction fees, recording fees and attorney’s fees). It’s important that we pay all closing costs so you know what your bottom line is from day one. We’re clear from the beginning and will never spring any unexpected costs on you at closing.

• What repairs must be done?

  None, we’re buying your house "as-is" which means no repairs or time-consuming cleaning on your part. This is important because repairs can be very expensive and often require permits, inspector involvement, and specialized contractors whose work can take time. Most sellers don’t want to do repairs for these reasons; rather, they want to sell in a manner that saves them from these unknowns while receiving a fair price.

• When will I need to move?

  Moving typically takes place by the day of closing. However, if you have extenuating circumstances, we may be willing to work with you and offer a short term leaseback.

• What happens with my mortgage once you buy my house?

  On the day we buy your house, your mortgage is fully paid. By law, the professional title company that conducts the closing MUST payoff your mortgage and any other liens before they distribute the remainder of your money. Other house buying companies claim they buy your house for cash, but they only assume your loan and continue to make the payments. Not Rightwayhomesolutions.com we only buy houses for CASH, period!

• How are you different from a real estate agent?

  Real estate agents list properties and hope that someone will buy them. The agent shows the properties to prospective buyers if there are any (the average time to sell a property in many markets right now is 6-12 months) and then take a percentage of the sale price if they find a buyer. Oftentimes, the agent’s commission is 3-6% of the sale price of your house (so if it’s a $100,000 house, you’ll pay between $3,000 – $6,000 in commissions to an agent). Agents provide a great service for those that can wait 6-12 months to sell and who don’t mind giving up some of that sale price to pay for the commissions. But that’s where we’re different: We’re not agents, we’re home buyers. Our company actually buys houses. We don’t list houses. Since we’re actually the one buying the house from you, and we pay with all cash… we can make a decision to buy your house within a couple days (sometimes the same day). Again, we make our living by taking the risk to buy the house with our own cash, repair the house, and market it ourselves to find a buyer (which is the hard part in this market)

• How is the closing process of selling my home?

  Sign purchase and sales agreement, complete title research, receive pay offs, title clearance and subsequently closing.