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"Took all the headaches away."
"Very painless! It was just great."
"It was good. It went well."
We get that there are too many questions to count in the beginning stages of selling your home. Hopefully the most frequently asked questions to the right can steer you in the right direction.
Well, the good news is that we’re not your typical real estate agency. At Matt Buys Indiana Houses, we purchase homes directly from homeowners, regardless of their condition. We then take on the task of fixing them up and reselling them, which may involve listing on the MLS, but only after we have personally bought the property from you.
It’s understandable to be concerned about whether you’re receiving a fair offer for your home. To address your question, we utilize a specific formula to determine the current fair market value of your home, factoring in its current condition. You can learn more about this formula and our process on our website.
To calculate the offer amount, we rely on a formula that considers various factors, including the present condition of the property. If you’re interested in knowing more about this formula, you can find additional information on this page.
The good news is that you don’t need to anticipate any additional fees when selling your home with us. As a cash homebuyer, you won’t be required to pay a commission to an agent, closing costs, or any other fees.
While traditional real estate agents are responsible for marketing your home, listing it on the MLS, facilitating walk-throughs, and managing the necessary legal paperwork, they also charge a fee for their services.
As a reputable cash home-buying group, we function as the actual buyer and pay in cash, allowing us to eliminate the middlemen. This enables us to provide a faster and more streamlined home-selling process.
You can get in touch with us and fill out a form without any obligation. Even if you’re uncertain about the process, there’s no harm in reaching out to us to learn more.
