Solutions · Property types

Townhomes

Townhouse and rowhome owners, already qualified, with a time on your calendar.

Attached brownstone rowhouses with stoops on a tree-lined street

The home, the shared walls, the reason to sell.

  • Townhouses and rowhomes, with or without an association. Skipset asks which.
  • Condition covers the roof and the shared walls, not only the kitchen.
  • Estates, tired landlords, owners behind on taxes. The reason is on the file.
  • The owner is exclusive to your county. Another desk does not get the same seller.

On the file before the calendar

  • Asking number
  • HOA, if any, and the dues
  • Condition: roof, walls and systems
  • Occupancy: owner, tenant or vacant
  • Timeline to sell
  • Why they are selling

Where the motivation comes from

  • Probate
  • Pre-foreclosure
  • Tax lien
  • Code violation
  • Lien
  • Foreclosure

Who buys it

Questions

Is a rowhome a townhome here?
Yes. Attached single-family homes, with or without an association, are qualified the same way.
Do you check the HOA?
Skipset asks the owner whether there is one and what the dues are. It is on the file before the appointment.
Who talks to the owner?
Skipset does, until they book. You take the call or the walkthrough.

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