We Buy Homes Now – Any Shape, Neglected, Even Vacant

“Buy my Home” is something many Maryland residents ask us. At Capitol Investments, we buy homes, freeing you up from the exasperation of the real estate market.  When you have to sell (because of a move or job loss), you want someone to whom you can say “buy my house now.”   The last thing you need is to have your home sit on the market for months.  Companies that buy houses take the speculation out of the process: when they buy your house, you know exactly what you’re getting, you don’t have to put up with showings and you can move on.

Companies that buy houses are a lifeline for many distressed homeowners.  Instead of hoping someone will fall in love with the property and buy my home for the asking price, Capitol Investments will answer your call to buy my house now, no matter what shape it’s in.  No worry, no wait.  We buy homes all across the region and when we buy your house, you know that you’re dealing with a reputable, funded company instead of accepting a conditional sale that may fall through at the last minute.

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Residents of Parkville MD, have watched real estate market conditions to slide from time to time, as have other cities in the state such as Baltimore, MD, Pikesville, MD and Upper Marlboro, MD.  Even the nation’s capital has not been exempt, with houses for sale in Washington, DC surpassing the pool of potential buyers at times.  Maryland may not be suffering the same decline as Michigan has in the past, but if you have to sell your home, it may be an unpleasant experience.  Buyers are snapping up distressed properties and when they look at a home through a realtor, they are expecting it to be in immaculate shape with a bargain basement price.  In Parkville, MD, for example, the average selling price of a home are often priced in a way that prevents them from selling and houses are sitting on the market for months at a time.  If they are priced too high forget it —homes priced too high simply are not moving.

Even upscale communities such as Cantonsville, MD have experienced the impact of the poor economic climates.  While things may improve over time, the average selling price of a home is above where they need to be and most homes that sell are priced below the median price.  In fact, there have been times where a quarter of the properties on the market are foreclosures or short sales, meaning anyone trying to sell a home is competing against drastically slashed properties.  Realtors in Temple Hills, MD and Capitol Heights, MD often report that markets are no better there —sellers are at a significant disadvantage.  While the unemployment rate in the area is relatively low generally, the Washington region is one of those areas where it’s often cheaper to buy a house than it is to rent.  This is often an indicator of a housing market that remains unbalanced, so if you live in Fort Washington, MD at a time where the market is off and have to sell your house, you can expect it to languish on the market, especially if it needs work.  The same has been said at times for residents of Hyattsville, Maryland and Bowie, Maryland —relying on a traditional realtor is likely to mean a long wait.