Inherited-house checklist
Start with authority, documents and the questions to ask before considering a sale.
Arroyo Investment Group · Nationwide
Explore an as-is sale for your house or multifamily property
Back taxes, a vacant home, costly repairs, or a property you no longer want to manage? We help homeowners nationwide explore their selling options, without pressure to move forward.
You can start with the information you have. We’ll review your inquiry and follow up by email to discuss the property and possible next steps.
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House and multifamily owners in Mahoning, Trumbull and Stark counties
Our current local marketing focus is these three Ohio counties. We are a real estate wholesaler and may assign a purchase contract to another buyer for a profit. We act on our own behalf. Compare the proposed price and terms with your other options before deciding.
As-is selling checklist
Compare condition, costs, disclosures and written terms.
Refer an owner
Share a resource and let the owner choose whether to contact us.
Read and print these resources freely. No form, email signup or text consent is required.
Start with your situation
Practical guidance before you decide
A sale is one possible path. These guides explain what to check, which alternatives to compare, and when to get qualified local help.
Delinquent property taxes
Understand the balance, local deadlines, and what a sale could leave you after costs.
Preforeclosure
Compare a sale with servicer assistance and other options before relying on a closing date.
Vacant homes
Plan for access, maintenance, insurance, and the costs of keeping an empty home.
Distressed homes and repairs
Compare selling as-is with repairing first, using realistic costs and written offers.
Inherited or unwanted homes
Check who can authorize a sale and explore options for a home you no longer want to keep.
How it works
From your first question to an informed decision
1. Share what you know
Tell us how to reach you and, if available, the property’s location, condition, and your goals. Only name and email are required.
2. Discuss the options
We review the property and whether a potential transaction is a fit. Ask about the proposed buyer, price, costs, contract conditions, and transaction structure.
3. Review before committing
If you choose to proceed, review the written agreement and title requirements with the appropriate professionals. Timing depends on the property and the agreed terms.
Compare the choices that matter to you
| Option | What to consider |
|---|---|
| A direct, as-is sale | May avoid completing repairs first. Compare the written price, funding, contingencies, seller-paid charges, and likely net proceeds. An as-is offer may be lower than a renovated retail sale. |
| List with a licensed agent | Can expose the property to a wider buyer pool. Discuss the property’s condition, negotiated commission, showing needs, and realistic market expectations. |
| Keep the property | If workable, compare repairs, financing, payment arrangements, or management options with the ongoing costs and risks of ownership. |
Before you contact us
Do I need to make repairs first?
No repairs are needed to request a property review. Whether a purchase is possible and on what terms depends on the property, condition, title, and buyer. An as-is sale does not eliminate applicable disclosure obligations.
Will contacting you stop a foreclosure or tax sale?
No. Continue working directly with your servicer, tax office, and local adviser on any deadline. Read our preforeclosure guide or back-tax guide before relying on a sale.
Is there a guaranteed offer or closing date?
No. An inquiry is not a purchase agreement. Any offer, costs, funding arrangements, conditions, and closing date must be evaluated and agreed in writing.
Do I have to accept an offer?
No. You can ask questions and compare alternatives. Submitting the form creates no obligation to sell.
Your property. Your decision.
Let’s discuss your next step
Tell us about the home and what you want to accomplish.
Contact Arroyo Investment Group