Sell Your House Fast to Avoid Foreclosure
Got Late Mortgage Payments? We Can Buy Your House As-Is
Late mortgage payments often lead to foreclosure or bankruptcy, which can hurl you into long-term financial hardship. You may currently feel that you have zero options and that things are hopeless.
Fortunately, there is a way to avoid foreclosure or bankruptcy, get out of your mortgage, and save your credit.
At Brittco, we buy houses as-is and pay cash for your property. You can sell your house fast and halt foreclosure or bankruptcy in its tracks. Our cash home sale solution allows you to unload your property without paying a dime in selling costs. It doesn’t matter what the condition of your property is or why you are selling. Let us assess your home’s value, make a fair offer, and help you close quickly.
Fill out our online form or call 913-219-5583 to get a fast cash offer from Brittco. Sell your house in Missouri and Kansas.
We Work With Home Sellers in All Types of Situations
You may believe that your current legal or financial situation prevents you from selling your house. That may be true in a traditional home sale. However, Brittco home buyers can buy your house in its current condition regardless of your current circumstances. We work with home sellers in all types of situations, including:
Foreclosure
Foreclosure
If you can’t catch up on your late mortgage payments, it won’t be long until the bank moves forward with repossessing the house and selling it at auction. If you don’t plan to keep the house, your best option is to sell it fast to get out of your mortgage. We can buy your house right now, close on the deal, and get you the cash you need to settle your loan and start fresh tomorrow.
If you can’t catch up on your late mortgage payments, it won’t be long until the bank moves forward with repossessing the house and selling it at auction. If you don’t plan to keep the house, your best option is to sell it fast to get out of your mortgage. We can buy your house right now, close on the deal, and get you the cash you need to settle your loan and start fresh tomorrow.
Bankruptcy
Bankruptcy
Bankruptcy and foreclosure often go hand-in-hand. The difference is that bankruptcy doesn’t wipe out your mortgage. At best, the lender will restructure your payments. So, if you want to sell your house, you can avoid bankruptcy and foreclosure at the same time. Brittco can work with you to sell your house as-is. We pay cash so that you can pay off all your debts and get ahead financially.
Bankruptcy and foreclosure often go hand-in-hand. The difference is that bankruptcy doesn’t wipe out your mortgage. At best, the lender will restructure your payments. So, if you want to sell your house, you can avoid bankruptcy and foreclosure at the same time. Brittco can work with you to sell your house as-is. We pay cash so that you can pay off all your debts and get ahead financially.
Short Sale
Short Sale
A short sale may seem like a quick fix to late mortgage payments. However, a short sale can still have a negative impact on your credit score. Plus, the bank may come after you for the remainder of the loan if the sale price is below the loan balance. Let us make an offer you can work with so that you can settle your debt without hurting your credit.
A short sale may seem like a quick fix to late mortgage payments. However, a short sale can still have a negative impact on your credit score. Plus, the bank may come after you for the remainder of the loan if the sale price is below the loan balance. Let us make an offer you can work with so that you can settle your debt without hurting your credit.
Tax Lien Foreclosure
Tax Lien Foreclosure
A tax lien foreclosure occurs when a property owner fails to pay property taxes, leading the government to place a lien on the property. If the taxes remain unpaid, the government can foreclose on the property to recover the owed taxes by selling the property at auction. Let Brittco buy your house before the government seizes the property. It’s not too late for a cash sale.
Our Simple 3-Step Process for Buying Your House
In a traditional home sale you have to make home repairs, hire a realtor, list the house, stage and show the property, find a buyer, and go through a long closing. The entire process can take several months and cost you thousands of dollars.
Our cash home sale solution simplifies the process by eliminating many of the things you have to do to land a deal. You can sell your house fast in Kansas City in just three easy steps:
Contact Britto
The first step is to call our house-buying company in Kansas City. Tell us about your house and why you are selling. Feel free to ask any questions and learn more about our business. We'll guide you through the process.
We’ll Make an Offer
During the next step, we’ll learn more about your house and assess your property. If we’re interested, we’ll make an offer within 24 hours. Our offers are fair. We’ll never try to lowball you or take advantage of your situation.
Cash for Your House
If you accept our offer, then you pick a close date and sign the paperwork. We go through a title company to transfer ownership. Once the paperwork goes through, we pay cash for the house. We also take care of all closing costs.
What Are the Benefits of a Cash Home Sale?
Avoid Bankruptcy or Foreclosure
Opting for a cash sale can prevent foreclosure proceedings or bankruptcy. Quick sales help settle debts, stopping foreclosure before it impacts your financial stability. Avoid legal hassles and secure your financial standing.
Save Your Credit
A cash sale prevents foreclosure, safeguarding your credit score. Avoiding foreclosure maintains your creditworthiness, preventing long-term damage. Protect your financial reputation and future borrowing capabilities by avoiding foreclosure.
Close in As Little As 7 Days
Cash sales move swiftly, potentially closing within a week. Expedite the process, preventing foreclosure actions from progressing further. Quick sales offer a lifeline, providing a faster resolution to avoid potential legal ramifications.
No Selling Costs
In a cash sale, skip selling expenses like realtor commissions and closing costs. Maximize the proceeds without deductions. Preserve funds and avoid additional financial burdens during this challenging time.
Sell Your House As-Is. No Home Repairs
Sell your home without the need for repairs or renovations. Avoid spending money on fixing the property. Sell it in its current condition, saving time and avoiding further financial strain during a critical period.
Sell Your House Fast in Missouri and Kansas
If you need to sell your house fast but don’t want the hassle of a traditional home sale, contact Brittco. We buy houses as-is. No repairs are needed. Avoid closing costs and realtor commissions. Close in as little as seven days. Call 913-219-5583 for a fast cash offer from our local home buyers in Missouri and Kansas.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTION ABOUT CASH HOME SALES
It's a voluntary transfer of property ownership to the lender to avoid foreclosure. This option allows relinquishing the property, preventing the full foreclosure process.
Typically, after a foreclosure sale, any surplus beyond what's owed might be returned to you. However, generally, foreclosure results in the loss of your property without monetary gain.
Yes, selling before foreclosure can settle debts and prevent the process. However, time constraints might make it challenging to find a buyer before the foreclosure's completion.
Yes, but it's complex. Selling during foreclosure involves negotiating with the lender and addressing the overdue payments to clear the debt.
If unsold at auction, the property becomes real estate-owned (REO), owned by the bank. It's then usually listed for sale on the market.
Yes, but it's challenging. Selling while behind on payments requires working with the lender to settle the debt during the sale.
The bank gains ownership after the foreclosure process concludes, typically after the property is auctioned and no bids are accepted or after redemption periods expire.
It's usually too late when the foreclosure sale is finalized. Before this, options like repayment plans, loan modifications, or bankruptcy might halt foreclosure proceedings.