How Our Process Works for Buying Houses

Tell us about your situation –  Give us a call +1 (920) 215-4201 or fill out the Form.

Carter or Bryan will reach out to have a conversation on what is going on

We’ll present you w/ a fair written, no-obligation offer. Or Provide You Other Alternative Options

We close at a local reputable title company, cash in your hands in as little as 14 days

Timeframe: Once we get your info, we’re usually able to make you a fair all-cash offer within 24 hours. From there, we can close as quickly as 14 days… or on your schedule. If you need more time to move out, don’t worry! We can ever let you stay in the house after we buy it until you get things figured out.

Selling Your House Can Be A Quick And Simple Process

CB Home Solutions buys houses from Green Bay down through Milwaukee. We’re not listing your house… we’re actually the ones buying your house. When we pay cash, you don’t have to worry about any appraisals or repairs being made. The BEST part… there are no fees or commissions that you have to pay.

Don’t worry about repairing or cleaning up your property. We buy houses in as-is condition… no matter how ugly or pretty it is… no matter the location.

#1 Determine the “After Repaired Value”: The risky part about buying property is knowing what it’ll be worth when it’s rehabbed. We’ve bought property that was worth $5,000 more than we thought, and also bought property that was worth $20,000 less… Learning Lessons on both occasions!

#2 Estimate Repairs: We have to take into consideration how much money we will spend rehabbing the property. We hire contractors to remodel our projects and costs can range from a few thousand to tens of thousands of dollar very quickly.

#3 Profit Margin: On all of our projects we have to account for a profit. If a project is more expensive, we will need to make more money. If a property is less expensive, our margins cam be smaller. It is a risk vs reward calculation for us!

#4 Project Costs: On every project there are additional expenses that we have to factor in our calculations.