Houses Reviews 2014 — We Buy Ugly

: Some offices were rated much higher for customer service than others.

: Since We Buy Ugly Houses operates as a franchise model, the experience varied by location. Reviews often pointed out that the professionalism and pressure tactics (or lack thereof) depended entirely on the local independent franchise owner. we buy ugly houses reviews 2014

: A frequent point of contention was the "70% Rule." Investors typically offered roughly 70% of the home's After Repair Value (ARV) minus estimated repair costs. For many sellers, this felt like a steep discount compared to a traditional market listing. : Some offices were rated much higher for

: No need to fix roofs, plumbing, or cosmetic issues. : A frequent point of contention was the "70% Rule

In 2014, reviews for (the brand name for HomeVestors of America ) generally reflected a trade-off between convenience and profit. While sellers appreciated the speed of the "as-is" cash sales, many noted that the offers were significantly lower than market value to account for repair costs and investor profit margins. Common Themes in 2014 Reviews