Seller FAQ
Common questions about selling your property to FHJ Properties — covering repairs, closing costs, foreclosure, liens, net proceeds, and timelines.
Common Questions About Selling Your Property to FHJ Properties
No. FHJ Properties buys properties as-is. That means you do not need to make repairs, clean out the property, or prepare it for showings before we review the opportunity.
FHJ Properties considers single-family homes, multifamily properties, and real estate portfolios. Each opportunity is reviewed based on the property, seller situation, payoff items, condition, and whether a practical solution can be structured.
When FHJ Properties purchases a property directly, we can cover typical closing costs. This helps make the process more straightforward for sellers who need a cleaner path forward.
When FHJ Properties purchases directly, there are no traditional agent commissions paid to us because we are not acting as your real estate agent. We represent ourselves as the buyer, and you represent yourself as the seller unless you choose to have professional representation.
FHJ Properties may be able to help sellers explore options when foreclosure is a concern. The sooner we understand the timeline, mortgage balance, arrears, liens, and payoff requirements, the better we can determine whether a solution may be possible.
These items are typically reviewed as part of the closing process. If a solution is possible, required payoff items such as mortgage balances, liens, judgments, HOA balances, taxes, or other title-related issues may be paid from the closing proceeds.
Many sellers focus on asking price, but the more important question is what you need to receive after required payoffs are handled. Your final check or wire at closing is not always the same as the sale price.
Net proceeds means the amount you receive after mortgage payoffs, liens, judgments, taxes, HOA balances, closing costs, or other required payoff items are satisfied at closing.
Yes. FHJ Properties may be able to review inherited properties. If probate, estate documents, multiple heirs, or title issues are involved, those details will need to be reviewed before determining what options may be available.
Closing timelines depend on the property, seller situation, title review, payoff information, and any legal or title-related issues. FHJ Properties can work around the seller's timeline when possible.
Submit basic property information so FHJ Properties can review the situation and determine whether we may be able to help.
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