I thought that selling a condemned apartment in Jacksonville, Florida, would be a hard struggle.
- The condo was a source of stress.
It required a good deal of repairs. I saw no hope of getting out from under a condemned condo separate from a large financial loss. I then learned about the opportunity to sell the apartment for cast. One of the main benefits of selling a condemned apartment for currency is the quick turnaround. Traditional real estate processes can be slow and complicated, requiring inspections, repairs, negotiations and nearly endless closing processes. The currency buyer was prepared to expedite the completion and close the deal within two weeks. Had I attempted to list the house, I’d have needed to focus on extensive renovations to meet safety and building codes. These efforts would have been a large investment, and I doubted I’d ever reuse it. The company that offered to buy for currency was willing to accept the condo “as is.” I was gleeful to avoid spending the currency and the time and effort. Selling a condemned apartment for currency was an opportunity to forgo the need for a real estate agent. I wasn’t responsible for agent’s fees or commissions. There were also legal challenges, such as potential fines for code violations. Selling for currency got me out from under these concerns. The currency clients were well-versed in handling condemned properties and absolutely navigated the legal stumbling blocks. The greatest advantage was the immediate receipt of currency. Rather than waiting months to complete the sale, I was able to walk away with a lump sum payment in a matter of days.