Inherited or probate house
Losing a parent is hard enough without a house to figure out on top of it. If you've inherited a home in Columbus, you have more options than you might think, and no reason to rush any of them. We'll walk through what makes sense for your family.
Learn more →Behind on payments
If you're getting letters from the bank or the court, it's easy to feel like it's already too late. Usually it isn't. There are more paths here than most people realize, and the earlier you look at them, the more of them stay open.
Learn more →House needs work
Not every house is show-ready, and that's fine. If yours needs a new roof, has water damage, or just hasn't been touched in years, you don't have to fix a thing before we talk.
Learn more →Tired of being a landlord
Being a landlord sounds better than it often is. If you're worn out from the calls, the turnovers, and the repairs, selling can be simpler than you'd expect, even with tenants still in the house.
Learn more →Selling during divorce
Selling the house is often the last thing two people want to negotiate. Our goal is to make this one part simple: a fair number, a clear date, and as little back-and-forth as possible.
Learn more →Behind on property taxes
Back taxes feel like a trap, mostly because the letters are written to feel that way. In practice you usually have years, not weeks, and several ways out that don't involve losing the house. Here's how it actually works, and where selling does and doesn't make sense.
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