When we buy a house, that’s just the beginning of the story. Most of the homes we purchase across Greater New Orleans come to us in rough shape. Often, with deferred maintenance, years of wear and sometimes serious damage. What happens next is the part people don’t always see. Here’s a look at the transformation these homes go through, and how they end up back in the hands of Louisiana families.
The Situation:
This rental property had long-term stable tenants, but the owner was ready to retire and walk away. The home needed interior renovations, plumbing, and electrical work to bring it up to code. We closed in 7 days, and the tenants took what they wanted and left the rest behind.
The Situation:
We purchased this property from a developer mid-project. No siding, completely gutted, and stalled in the middle of a rehab. What looked like a liability on paper was an opportunity to start fresh with a clean slate.
The Situation:
We were connected with this family through an out-of-state realtor. The family was navigating a succession and needed to move on quickly. No drawn-out process, no hassle. We made it simple.
What Happens After the Purchase?
After we acquire a home, it goes through a full renovation. From there, these homes make their way to investors and buyers through a network of local partners, including Home Helpers Properties, who specialize in owner financing for buyers across Greater New Orleans. No bank required, no perfect credit needed.
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