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3 Ways To Tell Real Estate Agents And Investors Apart In Overland Park

April 28, 2017

If you’re thinking of selling, you’ll likely connect with people who want to help. Some will be agents and some will be investors. Check out this blog post to read about 3 ways to tell real estate agents and investors apart in Overland Park, and help you understand why you might want to work with … Continued

Testimonials

Thank you, Scott, that house has been a stone around my neck for the past ten months. I’m so glad that your mom friended me on FB and got things rolling, I’ve had a lot of deaths in my family in the past seventeen months,(my father, my estranged husband, and my only sibling–my brother. I have been swamped trying to deal with it all simultaneously. You guys took me by the hand and drug me through what needed to be done, and I appreciate that.

It was great not having to go in and clean up that unholy mess and worry about disposing of everything. I hope you guys make a good sale on the property, I’ll be only too happy to refer you to others.

Crystal from Olathe

I was tasked to sell my mothers house in order to keep her in a private pay facility where she is battling dementia. I grew up in this house. It contained over 40 years and three families worth of treasure. The pressure to clean out decades of accumulated items and sell the house on my own was tremendous. Because of this I put it off for the most part of a year. Selling the house closed a long chapter in my life and lifted an enormous burden. Every week I spent at the house either cleaning, keeping up on maintenance, or keeping up the lawn. This was in addition to taking care of my own home. Now I have more time to spend with my kids watching their sporting events and more time with my mom!

Jim Viles, Bradly Home Seller in Belton

There are so many things that I liked (about working with kcmoHomebuyer), but to name a few: Honesty, Flexibility, and No Pressure.

I liked the fact that I wasn’t penalized or felt pressure for not getting everything cleaned out of the house. There was over 40 years and three families worth of treasure stored in the house, making me feel that the challenge of cleaning it was going to be impossible. I did what I could and you never hesitated in telling me that it’s ok to leave the rest behind.

Also, not pressuring me into (selling to) you was refreshing. Especially, since I felt this pressure from other potential buyers. Sometimes they make you feel that because they drive to your house to look at it then they are doing you a favor and you owe them the business. I never felt this pressure from KCMOHB.

Jim Viles, seller of Bradley home in Belton

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