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Does your home have fire damage? First of all, a fire can be a devastating tragedy. The most important thing to remember about fire safety is to always be prepared ahead of time. Keep your family safe by: checking…
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A house in need of repairs and a home owner that couldn’t handle them alone…in the middle of what she considers “a very troublesome two years.” After a loan modification and a layoff at work, she received a few cash offers and learned quickly that there are some untrustworthy people…
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Obi Buys Understands There Are Many Reasons You Could Need To Stop Foreclosure. Missed Payments Unexpected Events Back Taxes Health Issues Job Loss Divorce Upside Down / Negative Equity …
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Do you have bad tenants? If you own and manage your own rental property, you know that bad tenants can make you question whether owning the property is even worth it. Obi Buys has helped many unhappy landlords stop the headache of dealing with problem tenants. There are several…
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If you own a house or property with a structure on it and it has recently been condemned, you may be looking to get it off your hands. A condemned house cannot be lived in and will offer no value to the property owner until it has been approved for public safety by the respective…
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So first a little about who we are…. Freedom Home Buyers is a local real estate investment company and one of the largest volume purchasers of homes in the Jacksonville area. The company’s Core Purpose is to provide freedom through Real Estate one house at a time. FHB…
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Case Study: How To Sell Your Jacksonville Condo Quickly Even With A Bad Tenant Problem:– Accidental landlord– Needed To Sell Condo Fast– Seller needed quick cash– Unwilling tenant– Conventional financing Our Solution:– We relocated…
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What Is An Installment Sale? Most people do not have the money to buy assets like real estate in one lump sum payment. Instead, buyers sign agreements to pay for the asset over time in installments that take place over more than one year. The Internal Revenue Service,…
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