FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

You can still sell — and we can still help.

Having liens, back taxes, or even code violations doesn’t disqualify you from selling your home to us. In fact, we work with homeowners in these situations all the time.

Here’s how it works:

We’ll do a full title check to see what’s owed.

We factor any liens or taxes into the offer we make.

When we close, those debts are paid off directly from the sale — so you don’t have to come out of pocket.

You don’t have to negotiate with creditors or try to fix it on your own — we’ll guide you through it and handle the paperwork.

Bottom line: You can still walk away with cash in hand and a fresh start, even if your property has debt tied to it.

Let’s talk…I'm sure we can help!

Yep and nope! We buy homes as-is — no cleaning, no fixing, no upgrades. You don’t have to lift a finger or spend a dime.

None at all. There are zero agent commissions, no closing costs, and no hidden fees. What we offer is what you get — in cash.

We can close in as little as 14 days — or on your timeline. If you need less or more time, we work around your schedule.

Step 1: Click HERE to request a call at a time that is convenient for you OR Call or Text (317) 504-4528

Step 2: Schedule time with us to visit your house for a quick evaluation

Step 3: Receive a fair offer…you are under no obligation to accept it

Step 4: Once you accept the offer, we close fast

No, not at all. Take what you want and leave the rest. We’ll handle cleaning, junk removal—even abandoned furniture.

We buy everywhere and all kinds of homes — in any condition. Whether it’s single-family, multi-family, any style, any condition, and any circumstance…we’re interested.

Yes — 100%. There’s no pressure to accept our offer. We’re here to give you options, not hard sells.

You’re not alone — and we can still help. In many cases, we can step in quickly and help stop foreclosure before it happens.

No agents needed. We’re direct buyers, so there are no commissions — just a straightforward, fast sale.

We can work with you to create a flexible move-out date that gives you time to transition without pressure.

Unfortunately,

• You’ll Likely Lose the Home
  • If the foreclosure process completes, the lender takes back ownership of the home. You’ll be forced to move out, often with little notice.
    
    
• Your Credit Will Take a Major Hit
  • Foreclosure can lower your credit score by 100 to 160 points or more, and it stays on your credit report for up to 7 years. This can make it much harder to rent, buy again, or get approved for loans.
    
    
• You Could Still Owe Money
  • If your home sells at auction for less than what you owe, you might be responsible for the deficiency balance — the remaining debt after the sale.
    
    
• You May Lose Control of the Timeline
  • Once foreclosure begins, the lender sets the pace — not you. That can mean fast-moving legal steps and unexpected eviction dates.
    
    
• It’s a Stressful and Public Process
  • Foreclosure is a legal process, and it becomes public record. You may start getting flooded with mail, calls, and notices — and the stress can weigh heavily on you and your family.