Every homeowner’s reason to sell their home for cash is different, which is why our best cash offers are crafted to fit your needs, not ours. There are many good reasons to sell your house for cash in California. Here are a few!
Inherited a home
Too Many costly repairs needed?
Getting a divorce
Stopping foreclosure
Trouble with Tenants
Moving out of state
Step 1: Just enter your property address and contact information.
Sell as-is. Pay zero fees. Move on your timeline. No repairs, cleaning, or showings.
Once we settle the terms and conditions of payment, we will walk the property and buy your old As-Is House. The cash will be transferred to your account without subtracting any fees, commissions or selling costs. The offer we give you will be your net amount!
At MaxNet Homes we work directly with the homeowner so there are no agent fees or commissions to pay. We purchase houses predominantly in Los Angeles, CA at any price, and we cover all closing costs. You can get the process started today by entering in your information or call 424-484-3348
By selling your property to MaxNet Homes, you can finally get rid of the stress associated with owning an unwanted property. Call 424-484-3348
On average, it takes more than 75 days to sell a home with a real estate agent in Southern California. The process requires interviewing agents, spending lots of time and money on our house to sell, listing and marketing, and very possibly an emotional escrow – all before you can finally close. And, at the end of the day, you are typically paying your real estate agent a 6% commission, plus closing costs, which may account for more than 10% of the home’s closing price. But, if you choose to list your home with an agent, our founder, Tricia Watts, is a licensed real estate agent. She can help you go that route too!
“So how much am I going to get?” This is usually what everyone is most eager to know. For good reason, you want to get a fair price! So let’s break down how it works when we calculate how much we can actually pay. First…things first: we use a simple formula. There are 4 different parts of the formula and we’ll cover what each part means and how we calculate them, but let’s first take a look at the overall formula
The After Repair Value (“ARV”), is the price we think we can sell the property for after it’s all fixed up. To find this number, we look at recent sales for similar homes in your neighborhood. Sites like Redfin and Zillow are great resources to look for comparable sales.
Next is the cost of rehabbing the property (“Repairs”). This is what we estimate it would cost for us to fix it up. We like to do quick, in-and-out rehabs that keep our costs low instead of elaborate jobs – which is how we can pay more than the competition.
After that, we consider the transaction costs (“Trans. Cost”). If we resell the property, we need to make sure we give ourselves room for the commissions, closing costs, and holding fees to come- which is usually about 10% of the ARV.
Lastly, we determine our minimum profit (“Min. Profit”). Real estate is how we support and provide for our family and if we aren’t profitable, we wouldn’t get to stay in business so this is something we must factor in. Our minimum profit is dependent on the purchase price of the home. The higher we pay for a home, the more profit we need to make to offset the risks.
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Sell as-is. Pay zero fees. Move on on your timeline. No repair, cleanings or showings.