We're not real estate agents, so we won't list your house. We’re professional home buyers and real estate investors who purchase properties in Norwood. After buying, we may choose to refurbish and/or repair the home and the resell it, or we might keep it as a rental.

Unlike real estate agents who list properties and wait for buyers with whom to negotiate a price, we buy homes and other properties directly from the seller. Agents typically show your property to potential buyers, which can take 6–12 months, and then they take a commission—usually 3-6% of the sale price. For a $500,000 house, that’s $15,000 to $30,000 out of your pocket.

While this works for those who can afford to wait and don’t mind paying the commission, we operate differently. We’re home buyers and real estate investors, not agents. We buy properties ourselves with our own money, and because we pay in cash, we can decide to purchase your home within days, sometimes even the same day.

And that means that you won’t pay any realtor commissions or any of the fees associated with inspections and closing costs. We handle the risks and costs of repairing and marketing the property, so you can sell quickly and move on.

It’s crucial to verify that the buyer has the financial ability to close the deal. Make sure they can provide proof of funds, whether through their own cash reserves or reliable financing. A reputable cash buyer will be transparent about their purchasing process and will readily share this information with you.

Also discuss the flexibility in the closing timeline. While cash sales are generally quicker, a trustworthy buyer should be willing to accommodate your preferred closing date.

Ensure that the buyer's offer fairly reflects the property’s current condition, as one of the benefits of a cash sale is avoiding repairs and renovations.

Consider the broader implications of selling for cash. It’s important to understand any potential effects on your credit or financial standing, so you can make an informed decision. While selling for cash offers immediate financial relief and a simpler process, weigh these benefits against any long-term considerations. Only choose this route if it the best one for you, and be wary of any home buyers who try to use pushy sales tactics.

The Norwood housing market is unique due to its affordability, central location, and diverse housing stock. Homes in Norwood are generally more affordable than in many surrounding neighborhoods, making it an attractive option for first-time homebuyers, young professionals, and investors. The area features a mix of historic homes, early 20th-century houses, and modern constructions, catering to various tastes and preferences. Norwood's location just a few miles from downtown Cincinnati offers easy access to major highways, public transportation, and key institutions like Xavier University, making it convenient for commuters and those who enjoy urban amenities.

Additionally, Norwood maintains an independent, small-town atmosphere with its own local government and services, fostering a strong sense of community. The area is seeing increased interest from developers and homebuyers, leading to new developments and renovations that contribute to its growth potential. With a strong rental market supported by proximity to universities and major employers, Norwood is appealing to both homeowners and investors looking for stable rental income.