Questions Answered. Options Explained.
Below are common questions homeowners may have when considering a direct conversation with a real estate investor.
What does Crown Legacy Investors do?
Crown Legacy Investors is a real estate investment company that evaluates opportunities to purchase, improve, manage, hold, or sell real estate. We also speak with property owners who may be interested in a direct sale.
Do I have to make repairs before contacting you?
No. You are welcome to contact us regardless of the property’s current condition. Properties that need repairs or renovation may still fit our investment criteria.
What types of properties do you consider?
Depending on our current criteria, we may consider single-family homes, inherited properties, vacant homes, rental properties, distressed properties, and other real estate opportunities.
What if I inherited a property?
Inherited property can create responsibilities involving maintenance, taxes, insurance, repairs, and estate decisions. We can discuss the property and determine whether a direct purchase may be one of the options available to the authorized owner or owners.
What if I am going through a divorce or separation?
Real estate can be an important part of divorce or separation decisions. If the owners have the legal authority and agreement required to sell, we can discuss whether a direct sale may fit the situation. Legal advice should come from a qualified attorney.
What if I am behind on my mortgage?
If you are experiencing mortgage difficulties, consider contacting your lender and qualified legal or financial professionals to understand all available options. If selling the property is one option you are considering, we can discuss whether the property fits our investment criteria.
Is contacting Crown Legacy Investors an obligation to sell?
No. Contacting us simply begins a conversation. You can review your options before making a decision.
How quickly can a property be sold?
Timelines vary depending on title, ownership, property condition, financing or funding, legal requirements, and other circumstances. If a transaction moves forward, the parties can discuss a realistic closing timeline.
Will every property receive an offer?
No. Every property is evaluated individually, and not every property will fit our investment criteria.