We Will Not Buy a Fractional Interest
Not one share, not a few, not from the cousin who most needs money. We buy whole properties from everybody who owns them or we do not buy.
A tenant in common may lawfully sell their own share. What follows is the pattern South Carolina named an act after Clementa C. Pinckney to stop, and a buyer who declines to participate in it is simply declining to do the thing the legislature identified. The framework is on our page covering heirs property and the Pinckney Act.
Not Even If the Family Asks You To?
We Will Not Buy a Majority of Shares
Some buyers assemble a controlling position by purchasing from whichever owners agree, then deal with the rest afterwards. That is the same conduct with more steps.
Every owner is either in the transaction or the transaction does not happen.
We Will Not File a Partition Action
We have never filed one and we will not. The Act rebuilt partition to protect families, and using a family-protection statute as an acquisition route is not something we are willing to do because it is technically available.
We Will Not Approach Your Relatives
If you contact us, we deal with you. We do not look up other names on a deed and call them, we do not write to them, and we do not suggest to one owner that another is being difficult.
What If the Family Is Genuinely Split?
We Will Not Ask for Anything Before Closing
No fee, no deposit, no cost of a report, no authority over an insurance claim, and no signature from anybody who has not had the chance to take advice.
We Will Not Rush a Family
Establishing who owns an inherited property takes weeks and sometimes months. Our figure holds while that happens, and if it moves because values moved, we say why.
Urgency is the tool that does the damage on these files, and a buyer generating it is telling you something about themselves.
What We Will Do
Look up the record. What is recorded at the Register of Deeds and what shows in probate, and we will tell you whether or not you sell to us.
Say plainly when we are the wrong answer. Which across the stronger neighbourhoods and on repairable houses is often.
Buy the whole property, once everybody is agreed. With our own funds, as principal, taking title.
Wait. Which is mostly what this work involves here.
The Ordinary Disclosures
We buy as principal, in our own entity, with our own funds, and we take title. We do not assign contracts. Nothing is charged to you at any stage, including if you decline. We are not brokers, not public adjusters, not contractors and not lawyers.
We buy fire-damaged residential property across Greenville, the Upstate and the surrounding counties, in any condition, including long-vacant property and property whose ownership needs establishing first. Beyond this region we would be the wrong buyer.
Where to Start
Write down every name. Then read what has to happen before anybody can sign, on our page about how the process actually runs, and the sorting question on our page about how to tell local cash buyers apart.