Georgia: in-town homes and suburban subdivisions
Georgia investors work a wide mix, from older in-town houses to newer suburban subdivision homes. A fire in an older house can mean outdated wiring and materials you will want to look at. A fire in a newer house is often a smaller repair scope with modern systems around it.
Priced below after-repair value is the point of every deal we send. You run the numbers for the specific Georgia property and your exit, whether that is a flip, a rental, or a resale to another investor.
What to check on a Georgia fire damaged house
Crawlspaces and basements are common in Georgia houses. Look at them closely after a fire: water used to put it out can sit below the floor, and smoke and moisture travel through the structure. Your own inspector should walk the whole house, not just the burned room.
Wholesale and wholetail in Georgia
Wholesale means we have the property under contract and you take over that contract. Wholetail means we own the property and sell it to you below retail. In both cases the price is set below what the house is worth after repair, and you run your own numbers before you commit. We verify your funds before any contract is signed.
Cities we cover in Georgia
We sell fire damaged houses across Georgia, including its three largest cities by population: Atlanta, Columbus, and Augusta. Tell us the cities and markets you buy in on step 2 of the form, and we send only the deals that match.
Closing in Georgia
Real estate closings in Georgia are handled by an attorney. If you plan to take over one of our contracts, line up your closing attorney before you commit.