Selling a Property As-Is: What Owners Should Know
Selling a property as-is can reduce the amount of pre-sale work an owner chooses to undertake. Learn what as-is means, how condition and repairs may affect an offer, and what owners should consider before deciding.
Property Condition and Its Impact on an Investor’s Offer
Property condition can influence a real estate investor’s offer, but repairs are only part of the evaluation. Learn how maintenance, renovations, future costs, and market context may affect an investor’s analysis.
Choosing an Investor Instead of a Traditional Sale: What Property Owners Should Consider
Considering an investor instead of a traditional property sale? Compare preparation, condition, offer terms, timing, showings, and other factors before deciding which approach fits your situation.
Preparing to Sell an Investment Property: Information Owners Should Have Ready
Preparing to sell an investment property? Learn which property, lease, rental income, expense, maintenance, and occupancy records can help owners prepare for conversations with prospective buyers.
Understanding Rental Property Cash Flow From an Investor’s Perspective
Rental income alone does not tell the full story of an investment property. Learn how investors may consider expenses, vacancy, maintenance, financing, and future property needs when evaluating cash flow.
Selling a Vacant Property: What Owners Should Consider
Selling a vacant property involves more than finding a buyer. Learn what owners should consider about insurance, security, maintenance, carrying costs, repairs, renting, and selling options.
Should You Make Repairs Before Selling a Property to an Investor?
Should you repair a property before selling it to a real estate investor? Learn how condition, renovation costs, time, carrying expenses, and your selling strategy can affect the decision.
Inherited a Property? Your Options for Keeping, Renting, or Selling It
Inherited a property and unsure what to do next? Compare the practical considerations of keeping, renting, traditionally listing, or selling the property directly to a real estate investor.
What Real Estate Investors Look for When Evaluating a Property
Real estate investors consider more than a property’s asking price. Learn how location, condition, rent, expenses, comparable properties, occupancy, and long-term ownership needs can influence an investment evaluation.
As-Is Property Sales: What Does Selling a Property As-Is Really Mean?
Selling a property as-is does not necessarily eliminate inspections, disclosures, or buyer due diligence. Understand what as-is really means and how repairs, condition, pricing, and contract terms can affect a sale.
