Straight answers to common questions.

No. We evaluate properties in their current condition.

Often no. Tell us what will remain at the property and we can discuss it before closing.

7Fifteen is not acting as your real estate agent in a direct purchase. The exact closing economics should always be reviewed in your written agreement and closing documents.

Timing varies depending on the property, title work, documentation and closing requirements. Some transactions move quickly, while complicated title situations may require additional time.

A mortgage does not automatically prevent a sale. The closing professional can obtain payoff information and account for it at closing.

Inherited properties can often be sold, but documentation and ownership must be confirmed. A closing professional or attorney may need to review the estate/title situation.

All required owners generally must participate in the transaction. We can help coordinate communication, while the closing professional determines signature and title requirements.

We evaluate tenant-occupied properties as well.

Contacting us does not guarantee that a foreclosure or other legal process can be stopped. Timing and lender requirements matter. Property owners facing foreclosure should also consider speaking with their lender and/or qualified legal counsel.

No.

The transaction moves into closing and title review. Required documentation and title matters are handled before closing can occur.