What We Do
We are here to help.
We’ve created a directory of common questions asked, situations where you may need help, along with a few pros and cons of traditional buying vs working with us.
We hope that this directory will put your mind at ease or answer a few concerns. Please contact us if you have further questions or would like to open a dialogue to see if we can help you, with no contractual or financial obligation on your end.
Common situations where help may be needed
The most expensive home repairs
Can't Afford Repairs
House needs extensive repair, and you can no longer afford to keep up the maintenance for the home.
Behind on Payments
If you are behind on one or more of your mortgage payments, leaving the balance, you owe more extensive each month.
Facing Foreclosure
Foreclosure proceedings have begun, and you need to sell your house quickly.
Relocation
Moving out of state or out of the country unexpectedly.
Retiring
Maybe looking to liquidate the property for cash to use during retirement.
Tax Liens
A lien in which the government may seize property if you owe delinquent property taxes and the taxpayer fails to pay the owed back taxes.
Probate
A home part of an estate where someone has passed away and left property behind.
Vacant House
This is a property that is empty without residents or living purposes.
Divorce
Divorce is a dissolution of a marriage where both parties may agree to sell the home to settle, or it is awarded to one party.
Inheritance
Receiving property upon someone else's death, including land property, houses, or money.
Denied Loan Modification
Denial is a modification of your loan terms that would have allowed adhering to new loan terms outside of the original contract.
Bad Tenants
Someone who does not respect your home or property, follow lease guidelines or pay their rent on time.
Bad Realtor
A bad realtor may only be trying to make a sale and not providing you with the service you need in your situation.
Bankruptcy
Bankruptcy is a legal status of a person or entity that can not pay full or any amount of their debts.
Job Loss
Lost current employment and can no longer afford the home.
Expired Listing
Property sat on the market for months without a buyer.
Don't Pay For Costly Repairs.
What are the most expensive home repairs?
When selling a house in poor condition, homeowners try to take on expensive repairs by themselves, which cuts into your profit on your house sale. With that in mind, here's what you need to know about the most costly home repairs:
Typical Home Repairs Cost
HVAC Repairs: $100 – $4,100
Water Heater Repairs: $100 – $2,400
Electrical Repairs: $125 – $5,000
Driveway Repairs: $300 – $6,500
Asbestos Removal: $500 – $4,500
Roof Repairs: $150 – $5,000
Septic Tank Repairs: $200 – $5,000
Deck Repairs: $250 – $5,000
Mold Removal: $400 – $6,000
Foundation Repairs: $500 – $12,000
Siding Repairs: $100 – $16,000
Pros & Cons of Traditional Buying vs Forward Home Solutions
Traditional Sales
+/- 10% Costs/Fees
Financing Contingencies
Required Appraisals
You Pay For Repairs
Tons of Showings
45 - 60 Days Until Sold
Forward Home Solutions
No Commissions/Fees
Guaranteed Offer
No Appraisals/Showings
Zero Repair Costs
Leave Items Behind
Close In 7 Days
Have Questions? We Can Help.
Are you listing my house on the MLS or buying it?
We buy houses in your area that fit our buying criteria. From there, we may repair the house and resell it to another homeowner or keep it as a rental ourselves. We also have a team of agents, so if listing the home is something you are looking to do, we can help you with that.
Are there any fees or commissions to work with you?
There are NO fees or commissions to work with us. We'll make you an offer, and if it's a fit, we'll buy your house. No hassle. No fees.
Is there any obligation when I submit my info?
We buy houses in your area that fit our buying criteria. From there, we may repair the house and resell it to another homeowner or keep it as a rental ourselves. We also have a team of agents, so if listing the home is something you are looking to do, we can help you with that.
How are you different from a real estate agent?
Real estate agents list properties and hope that someone will buy them. The average time to sell a property in many markets right now is 45 - 60 Days.
As you know, you pay a commission as a percentage of the sales price when you work with a real estate agent. Often it's 3-6 percent of the sales price. (So if it's a $100 000 house, you'll pay between $3 000 – $6 000 in commissions to an agent.)
Agents provide an excellent service for those that can wait two months in many cases to sell and who have room to pay the commission on the sale.
Our company buys houses. Since we're buying the home from you, we can decide to buy your house within a couple of days (oftentimes the same day.)
Again, we make our living by taking the risk of purchasing the home with our cash, repairing it, and market it ourselves to find a buyer.
How do you determine the price to offer on my house?
Our process is straightforward. We look at the location, what repairs are needed, the condition, and the current values of comparable houses sold in the area. We consider everything and come up with a fair price that works for us and works for you too.
What if I still have a loan on my house?
With mortgages ranging from 15 to 30 years, chances are your current loan isn't fully paid off when it comes time to sell. No worries! Our cash offer includes paying off your existing mortgage so that you can walk away with cash in your pocket.