FAQ's

A cash home buyer can be anyone whose offer to buy your house isn’t contingent upon them getting a mortgage approval from a bank or third party financing.

Legitimate cash home buyers, such as Yes I Pay Cash, can usually close deals faster than your traditional home buyer and there are less chances of the deal falling through due to financing.

If we tried to run our business based on making “lowball” offers, we would have been out of business years ago!

We will make you an honest and fair offer based on the homes current condition. We will also explain to you exactly how we came up with that offer.
If our offer works for you, Great! If it doesn’t work, that is fine also. We want you to know all of your options and we will guide you in the right direction even if it is not selling your house to us for cash.

No, we will not. We do not want to list your home, we want to buy it!

We buy houses with the intention of renovating them and selling for a profit and we also keep some as rentals. If our cash offer doesn’t work and we feel you may be better off selling retail on the open market, we will gladly refer you to one of our top producing Realtor associates.

Absolutely not!

Unlike dealing with picky first time homebuyers, you don’t have to keep it in tip-top shape to sell your home to us. You won’t even have to clean the dirty dishes in the kitchen sink.
We will buy your house “as-is, where-is”. Just start packing & we’ll do the rest!

We buy houses in Maryland, primarily Baltimore County. We also buy houses in Harford County, Carrol County and Anne Arundel County in Maryland.

But that’s not all, you can sell your house for cash in York, PA along with Harrisburg and Lancaster Pennsylvania.

We even buy Houses in New Jersey and Wilmington, DE.

These are just some of the areas that we serve currently. We will be adding other areas soon as we continue to grow.

You can sell your home yourself and put more money in your pocket.

1) Understand the process of selling your home by owner:
Real estate laws, including mandatory seller disclosures, vary from state to state. Just as important, real estate transaction practices are also specific to location.
Bring yourself up to date with your state’s real estate laws and local customs.

2) Determine an accurate price:
Attempt to find similar homes in your neighborhood that have sold recently. Depending on condition, it’s a safe bet that your home will sell for a similar amount.

3) Market your home:
There are many ways to advertise that your home is for sale. Consider utilizing all of them! Make good use of the internet.

4) Negotiate the price:
Negotiating can be the best money you ever make. Be confident in the price you’ve set for your home but you have to also be realistic.

5) Close the deal:
Once you’ve agreed on price and terms, send the contract to the title company and schedule closing. In some states, it’s common to use an attorney during a real estate transaction.