



Need for a Quick Sale: Urgency from financial difficulties, divorce, or job relocation can push you to seek a quick sale. Wholesalers promise fast closures, but this often comes at a significant equity loss
Inherited Properties: Inheriting a property can be overwhelming. Wholesalers offer to buy "as-is," saving you the hassle but also potentially undercutting your property’s true value.
Financial Hardship: Immediate cash can be crucial in financial distress. Wholesalers offer quick cash, but often at the expense of a fair deal.
Property Condition: Homes in poor condition may not attract traditional buyers. Wholesalers buy "as-is," but typically offer much less than market value.
Simplicity and Convenience: Selling to a wholesaler involves less hassle, fewer showings, and simplified paperwork. However, this convenience often comes with a steep financial cost.
Lack of Market Knowledge: Without a full understanding of market value, homeowners might accept low offers. Predatory buyers exploit this lack of knowledge to their advantage.

Let a certified local Rescue Equity agent help you get the sales price you deserve for your real property.

Reach out to us, and we'll connect you with a certified local Rescue Equity agent who is dedicated to protecting your equity and will help you sell your home fairly.

Fair Offer Assurance:
Our agents will help you get a fair offer regardless of how you decide to sell your home.
Double-Verified CMA:
We conduct a detailed market analysis and have it reviewed by our experts to ensure your home's value is accurate.

Contract Vigilance:
We carefully review all offers and contracts to make sure you're getting the best deal.
Handling Aggressive Buyers:
Our trained agents handle tough buyers to keep your equity safe.
Ethical Representation:
We avoid conflicts of interest and only represent you, not the buyer.

We take care of all the communication and paperwork, making the process as stress-free as possible for you.
Some agents inflate home values just to get you under contract. Once you're locked in, they may lower the price, leaving you with less than you expected. Their main goal is their commission, not your financial well-being.

These buyers make tempting promises like "We pay cash and close quickly," but they often offer significantly less than your home is worth. They exploit your urgency to sell, offering deals that might close fast but leave you with far less money in your bank account.
A study by the Pittsburgh Community Reinvestment Group showed that 24.8% of home sales in Pittsburgh in 2021 involved wholesalers, up from 15.5% in 2010. Wholesalers typically paid about 70% of what individual buyers would have paid.
This translates to 30% LESS EQUITY in your pocket after the sale of your home.
A report from the Nowak Metro Finance Lab at Drexel University found that homes sold to wholesale investors in Philadelphia fetched an average of 51% less than those sold on the formal market. This equates to an average loss of $126,000 per home. Between 2018 and mid-2022, this practice led to an estimated $500 million in lost home equity in Philadelphia alone.
These buyers demand extensive repairs and updates before closing, eating into your equity. Their aggressive tactics can make you feel pressured to sell for less than your home’s true value.

Here's how...
Education: Knowledge is power. We offer free, easy-to-understand resources to help you understand the real estate market and protect your equity from predatory practices.
Ethical Partnerships: Our Certified Local Independent Rescue Equity agents are committed to protecting your equity. They adhere to a higher standard of ethics and are dedicated to ensuring you get the best deal possible.
Support: From accurate home valuations to vigilant contract checks, our team is here to support you through the entire selling process. We help you make informed decisions and keep more of your money.
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