Fast Home Sales: We Buy Houses In Connecticut

Holbrook, MA based Fast Home Sales, a leading team of real estate consultants, has announced that they are now ready to buy properties from homeowners in Connecticut. The company specializes in helping homeowners sell their houses quickly, and their real estate investors and problem solvers will consider making a cash offer for any house in any price range or condition. Full details can be found at https://www.fasthomesales.com/connecticut/.

The traditional property selling process is overburdened with the need to fix up, decorate, and arrange open days where complete strangers can walk through every room just to get an offer. Today, it is common to spend significant amounts of money up front, with no guarantee that there will even be an offer. All too often, a new horror story is told of a buyer walking away right before closing, an experience shared by many homeowners.

Those looking to avoid those pitfalls may want to consider Fast Home Sales, whose services are available across the US, including in South Carolina. Recently, Rob Morris of Fast Home Sales was quoted saying, “Fast Home Sales is the best option for anyone looking to sell their homes in South Carolina. With us, you don’t have to go through the whole real estate process, which can be a bit of a nightmare at times. We buy your homes as they are, which means you don’t need to spend money on repairs, cleanup, or anything else. No matter what condition your home is in, we’re willing to buy it and we’re ready to pay a fair price.” Read his comments in full here: https://www.pressadvantage.com/story/30167-fast-home-sales-now-buying-from-homeowners-in-south-carolina.

The options for selling homes today are fraught with crucial decisions for homeowners to make: whether they should sell it themselves (FSBO), list with a broker, or whether an MLS (Multiple Listing Service) is a better option to pursue. Furthermore, homeowners sometimes need to sell quickly and cannot afford any delay. Fortunately, homeowners can browse Fast Home Sales’ website for resources that explain when they should list their property with an agent, when to sell it themselves, and when selling to a real estate investor makes the most sense. The company also includes details on the hidden costs that may crop up when selling through an agent or via a For Sale By Owner (FSBO).

In an article for Street Insider, Morris said, “Let’s face it, the traditional home selling process can become a complete nightmare. That’s why our mission is to make selling your home fair and simple. Our 3-step process allows you to sell your home on your timeline, while still receiving a fair offer. Also, when you sell to Fast Home Sales, there are no realtor fees or commissions.”

Their 3-step process is easy to follow and fully explained on their website. All a property owner needs to do is to fill in the online form or call in with the details to make sure the property meets the company’s buying criteria, meet with them to inspect the property, and then choose a closing date to sell their home. The company wants to make it very clear that there is no need to do any extra work as they buy homes in whatever condition the properties are currently in.

Fast Home Sales wants to make it clear that they do not care why homeowners want to sell quickly, whether they face foreclosure, do not want to deal with real estate agents, or prefer to avoid costly repair bills. Those who fear that they could be faced with the threat of foreclose will appreciate the company’s Facebook page post entitled ‘4 Ways to STOP Foreclosure in its Tracks.’ It offers sound advice to every property owner, even if they are not worried about being in that situation. Follow Fast Home Sales at https://www.facebook.com/FastHomeSalesBuysHouses/, to the post in full and stay up to date with new additions.

Those who wish to explore how they can benefit from using Fast Home Sales’ homebuying solution can get started quickly by filling out the form on the company’s website. They currently buy homes across Colorado, Georgia, Indiana, Massachusetts, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, and Texas, and will continue to expand across the US.