Why Sell to a
Real Estate Investor?

You might be thinking about listing your house. The traditional route for selling a house is to find a real estate agent, do a ton of work to get your house ready for showings, and wait. This method works well for a lot of people! It does involve waiting to find the right buyer, and can take months in some markets and some situations. When you list and sell your house through a real estate agent, you’ll also be paying certain fees and commissions for their services (they handle the marketing, the showings, and do their best to target buyers in your area.) 

What do you do in situations where the neighborhood might not be as safe as it used to be, where a house has fallen into disrepair, or properties nearby have been abandoned? The value of your home may have fallen. You might not attract buyers if you go the traditional route. 

What happens to a city that was founded in 1682? Well, some neighborhoods get older. Some houses get run down. It just happens! If you own a home in one of these neighborhoods, you might feel like you’ll never be able to sell. You’ll never be able to make all of the repairs. 

We’ll NEVER sell your information. It is for our eyeballs only.

This neighborhood used to be known as “North Philly,” and it’s come a long way since then. Named for the multiple breweries that used to be along Oxford Street and Glenwood Avenue, there are still sections of town that appear to be in disarray. Abandoned properties are next to new development in a shocking juxtaposition, a sign of things to come. Residents here tend to struggle with rising property values and zoning changes. We buy houses from those who need help in the midst of a rapidly changing environment!

The center of two of Philadelphia’s educational institutions, University City has a fascinating vibe. The center of academia is nestled in West Philadelphia near Pennsylvania University and Drexel University. The area lends a historic feel with the Victorian homes and early 20th century architecture.

This area is much more spread out with the Delaware River to the east, the Schuylkill River to the east, and South Street to the north. It is quite accessible and easy to navigate. There’s a lot of real estate inside this area, full of culture and life – known for being a diverse community.

We buy houses in Brewerytown, University City, South Philadelphia, Kensington, Fishtown, and all other neighborhoods in Philadelphia. Got a house full of junk? One damaged from fire? Rising property taxes that you just can’t handle?

Let us help you. We can give you a cash offer for your home, in any neighborhood, in any condition in Philadelphia.