FAQ

HOW Homebuyers buys all kinds of houses. We assist homeowners who need to sell their properties quickly for cash, often due to challenging circumstances. Our objective isn’t to exploit your situation but to create a win-win outcome for everyone involved. No matter why you want to sell, understand that you’re not alone—many others have been in similar situations, and we’ve successfully helped them.

No, there are absolutely no charges. We pay you cash directly, with no hidden fees or surprise costs in the fine print. The amount you agree to is exactly what you’ll receive—nothing less.

No, we don’t take any commission when buying your home. Unlike traditional real estate agents, we’re real estate investors, so we don’t charge commission fees for the properties we purchase.

Yes, we’ll not only make an offer but also help you avoid foreclosure. Our team has extensive experience managing these situations and maintains strong relationships with leading financial institutions, giving us the tools to help you navigate and avoid foreclosure.

Our process is designed to be as fast as possible. We aim to provide a fair solution in a short timeframe, understanding the urgency of your financial needs. Whether you’re trying to prevent mortgage default or bankruptcy, we prioritize efficiency without compromising quality. Depending on your situation, the process could take just a few days or weeks—it’s up to you.

No, you’re under no obligation to accept our offer. You control the entire process, and if the terms don’t meet your expectations, you can decline. Our goal is to create a solution that works for both parties, not to pressure you.

Yes, we purchase both owner-occupied and tenant-occupied properties. In some cases, we retain the tenants after purchase. However, please let us know in advance, as someone may need to inspect the exterior of the house, and we want to avoid surprising anyone inside.

First, take a moment to realize that this is a challenging phase, but it won’t last forever. You’re not alone—thousands of people face similar situations each year. Second, consider reaching out to a distressed real estate expert to help solve the problem and ensure you receive payment. Lastly, if you’re struggling to understand legal documents, use our real estate dictionary to help clarify your situation and move forward with confidence.