HIFCS

We help homeowner maximize profits from the sell of their home

What is HIFCS

How We Do What We Do

We invest our own money into that unsellable house and make it attractive to buyers. We address kitchens, bathrooms, color choices, home décor, and more. It’s everything you want to see in a home makeover.

Once it’s sold, we split the additional profits (minus our investment) with the homeowners

Who We Help

Homeowner’s who have at least 50% equity in their homes.

Why You Say

All parties who have a lien on the property will be paid at closing. The goal of our business is to get (You) the homeowner; the most money possible. We must also secure our investment. If you owe the parties/lien holders more money than we sell the property for it’s a losing deal for you and us.

We take on projects that need a little TLC and funding.

Here’s how it’s done

We hold the initial in-home consultation; we explain the process, evaluate the property to determine what upgrades/updates or services are needed.

Initial in-home consultation; we explain the process and, assess the condition of the property to determine what upgrades/updates or services are needed.
We conduct an in-depth analysis of nearby property value, cost of materials and labor and determine timeframe for completion of project. We review homeowner’s equity and conduct a title search.
Once it’s determined that the property has adequate value; we set up an appointment to review process and sign a contract.
Once contract is signed; homeowner is not allowed to sell the property while work is being completed.
If homeowner does sell the property prior to completion; homeowner agrees to repay the cost of materials and labor.
We bring in contractors, buy material; then start project
We assist the homeowner if additional services such as; decluttering and storage of excess items is needed.
We provide weekly updates on task completion
When project is completed; we bring in the listing agent for new home valuation and listing.

What If’s

1

If property is taking off the market after repairs; homeowner is to repay advanced funds plus 10%; payment is due within 15 days.

2

If property does not sell the homeowner is only responsible for the advanced funds; payment is due within 30 days.

3

If property sells for less than original asking homeowner is responsible for cost of materials and labor.

4

Homeowner will sign a Mechanic’s lien.

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