Stonewalker Properties considers a variety of residential investment properties including single-family homes, multifamily properties, and apartment buildings. These can include vacant and occupied properties that may need major repairs or updates.
Every property is evaluated individually based on factors such as location, condition, occupancy, rental potential, expenses, and overall investment potential.
Yes. Stonewalker Properties considers properties in as-is condition including properties that need cosmetic updates, deferred maintenance, or needs substantial repairs.
Owners do not need to renovate a property before submitting it for consideration. We evaluate the property’s existing condition as part of our review and factor any necessary repairs or improvements into our analysis.
Yes. Tenant-occupied rental properties may be considered.
When evaluating an occupied property, we may request information about the existing lease, monthly rent, security deposit, lease expiration date, payment history, utilities, and other information relevant to the tenancy.
Each property and tenancy is reviewed individually.
Yes. Stonewalker Properties purchases properties involving probate or estate situations, preforeclosure, existing liens, inherited properties, and other ownership or title issues. We also purchase foreclosures.
These situations can be more complicated than a typical transaction so we work diligently towards resolving these issues which may include making cash offers, assuming the mortgage, paying off liens, and working with you in legal situations such as probate court to expedite the process and to reduce any stress or friction in circumstances that can be sometimes challenging.
We evaluate each property individually using information such as the property’s location, condition, comparative market analysis, rental income or rental potential, occupancy, expenses, necessary repairs, and overall investment potential.
Our goal is to make a data-informed purchasing decision based on the specific property. Providing accurate property information helps us complete our evaluation more efficiently.
An offer may take into account several factors, including the property’s condition, location, comparable sales, rental income, expected operating expenses, repairs or improvements that may be needed, and the overall economics of the investment.
Because every property is different, offers can vary significantly even for properties located in the same area.
Submitting complete and accurate information allows us to perform a more informed review.
Yes. Stonewalker Properties welcomes opportunities from listing agents, real estate brokers, property managers, and other real estate professionals.
We value professional communication and straightforward transactions and are interested in building ongoing relationships with professionals who encounter residential investment opportunities that may fit our acquisition criteria.
Agents and brokers are welcome to submit listed and potential off-market opportunities for consideration.
Closing timelines depend on the property, the terms of the transaction, title search, due diligence, and the needs of the everyone involved.
We can close fast, also consider flexible closing timelines, and will discuss the anticipated schedule when evaluating an opportunity.
Our goal is to maintain clear communication throughout the process so everyone understands the expected timeline and to avoid any unknown surprises.
Stonewalker Properties may use cash or financing depending on the property and the transaction.
If we move forward with an offer, the relevant purchase terms will be clearly stated as part of the transaction.
Please submit the property through the contact form or email us at info@stonewalkeproperties.com.
Please provide as much information as possible including:
After reviewing the information we will contact you.
Submitting a property for review does not obligate you to sell the property or accept an offer.
Likewise, submitting a property does not obligate Stonewalker Properties to make an offer or purchase the property.
A transaction moves forward when we agree on acceptable terms and execute the purchase contract.
