The Action Plan
The seller reached out to us on January after inheriting a property that was tied up in the probate process. The home had been in her family for decades, filled with memories—but now it was becoming a burden. The roof had major leaks, forcing her and her husband to visit multiple times a day just to empty out buckets of rainwater. The county required them to keep the power and water running even though the home sat vacant, which meant ongoing bills for a place they no longer lived in. On top of that, the house needed major foundation repairs and a full renovation, making a traditional sale nearly impossible. She was overwhelmed, unsure of her legal options, and needed a fast, dependable solution. That’s when she called High Noon Home Buyers—and we got to work immediately.
Step 1: Immediate Response and On-Site Visit
Joe met the seller and her husband at the property within 24 hours of the initial call. After walking the property and discussing the situation, they came to a clear agreement that same day. The family appreciated the quick response and no-pressure approach.
Step 2: Probate Support
Navigating probate can be complex, but Joe and the rest of the team had ample hands-on experience handling similar situations. He guided the seller through the remaining steps and even helped her obtain a deed of distribution. This critical document allowed her to finalize the sale faster than expected.
Step 3: Fast and Hassle-Free Closing
The home was sold completely as-is. She didn’t have to lift a finger or make a single repair. We even offered to take care of anything she left behind.
Step 4: A Family Home Handled with Care
We understood this wasn’t just a house—it was a part of the family’s history. That’s why we handled every step with care, compassion, and respect. We’re honored that this wonderful family trusted High Noon Home Buyers with their home and their peace of mind.
Step 5: Genuine Connection
This wasn’t just a transaction. Our team, Joe and Ethan, went above and beyond to make sure she felt informed, supported, and cared for. To this day, we still keep in touch.