I’ve Inherited A House. Now What? 3 Creative Ideas For Inherited Property (and Maybe Even Make Money!)
- SkyPropertyManagement
- Oct 3, 2024
- 2 min read
Let's face it, receiving a “free” house from a family member isn’t always sunshine and rainbows. Maybe you inherited a fixer-upper, your family situation changed, or the market took a nosedive. Whatever the reason, you're stuck with a house you don't want. But don't panic! There's hope for homeowners who feel stuck with a house they either never asked for or no longer want.

Here are 3 creative solutions to consider, besides the traditional (and sometimes lengthy) route of listing with a real estate agent:
1. Sell My House FAST (for Cash!)

This might be the option for you if speed and convenience are your top priorities. Traditional selling with a realtor can take months, with endless showings and mountains of paperwork. Here's the good news: There are local investors like us at 704HomesNC who specialize in buying houses as-is, for cash! This means no repairs, no cleaning, and no waiting for a buyer. You get a guaranteed closing date and a quick cash payment so you can move on with your life. Intrigued? Just reach out for a no-obligation offer! (See below for my contact information).
2. Become A Renovation Rockstar
Maybe you have a vision for your unwanted house. If you have some time and some DIY skills, renovations can be a great way to unlock hidden value. Think granite countertops, a trendy backsplash, or a modern bathroom remodel. By putting some sweat equity into the property, you can significantly increase its selling price and potentially score a bigger profit.

This option is perfect for:
Those who enjoy hands-on projects
People with construction or renovation experience
Individuals with a strong understanding of the local market
Be warned: Renovations can be time-consuming and expensive. Factor in all the costs before taking the plunge.
3. Rent it Out As A Rental Property
This is a great option for those who don't mind being a landlord and see long-term potential in the property. Rental income can be a steady stream of cash flow, and with careful management, the property can appreciate over time, giving you a nice return on your investment. However, being a landlord comes with responsibilities like repairs, tenant issues, and vacancy periods.

Consider this option if you:
Have a stable property in a desirable location
Are comfortable managing tenants and repairs
Want a long-term investment strategy
If you've already tried being a landlord and are tired of the headaches that can come with the job, give us a call. We may be interested in buying your unwanted rental property and would be happy to give you a cash offer. Wouldn't you rather have cash in hand instead of a problem rental property?
No One-Size-Fits-All Solution
The best course of action depends on your specific situation, goals, and resources. Here's the key takeaway: You have options! Selling your unwanted house doesn't have to be a stressful experience.
Want to Explore a Cash Offer?
If you are interested in receiving a cash offer from a local investor specializing in buying houses in "as-is" condition, contact me today. You are under no obligation to accept the cash offer and you might be surprised at what your unwanted house is worth!
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