Real Situations. Real Dayton Homeowners.

Earl inherited this home from his parents. It sat vacant for years, was full of belongings, and had been condemned by the city — and the probate had never been finalized correctly, so the title couldn't transfer without additional legal work. We stepped in, hired the attorney on Earl's behalf, and even drove him to the attorney's office since he wasn't able to drive. The probate was closed out and the property purchased within a few weeks.

Carolyn was working full-time while also caring for her brother, who lived in the home. The house was filled with trash and she didn't have the time or means to get it cleaned out. We purchased the property as-is and handled the extensive cleanout ourselves, while also giving her the time and support needed to get her brother settled into a new place.

We purchased this property from Vijay and his wife after a recent fire caused by tenant negligence. On top of the fire damage, the home had a massive water bill assessed to it that we identified as incorrect. We bought the property as-is in just a few weeks and got the water bill adjusted down, saving the sellers money on their way out.

Helen was ready to sell her Middletown rental, but the tenant was no longer paying on time and had moved additional people into the home who weren't on the lease. We took that entire problem off her plate — coordinated the tenant's move-out, handled the unauthorized occupants, and cleared up any lingering utility bills so she didn't have to deal with any of it.