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The owner had finished one renovation—and did not want another
An investor had bought and improved the home for his daughter. After she moved out, he sold to Steve rather than take on another project.
After renovation
A property that had served its purpose
The Woodbridge rambler had been purchased and fixed up by an investor for his daughter. She lived there for several years, then moved on. The owner now had a house to decide what to do with again.
Choosing to sell instead of starting over
He did not want to put more time into additional work or continue dealing with the property. Steve evaluated the house and agreed to purchase it directly.
A straightforward handoff
The sale let the owner move on from a property that no longer fit his plans. Even for someone experienced in renovating houses, there are times when the useful choice is to sell and let the next buyer handle what comes next.
What would make selling easier for you?
Tell us what is happening with the house and what you need to happen next. We will listen, explain your options, and let you decide whether a direct sale fits.
Talk with Steve & StacyBased on Steve and Stacy’s account of this purchase. Arrangements described are specific to this transaction.