Statesville NC "Cash for Houses" Company Announces Expansion Into Hickory NC
Dec 2, 2019
Property Solutions, the area's premier homebuyer, expands into a new and lucrative market.
HICKORY, N.C. & STATESVILLE, N.C. & MOORESVILLE, N.C. - Dec. 1, 2019 - PRLog -- Property Solutions, LLC, Statesville and surrounding areas' premier "Cash for Houses" company, is proud to announce the expansion of their service to buy houses in Hickory, NC.
"We have been growing by leaps and bounds" says company owner and Chief Homebuyer Lou Gimbutis, "and see Hickory as the next logical step in providing homeowners a way to sell their house fast in Hickory at a fair price, and to an honest, reputable company".
Property Solutions has been buying, renovating, and selling houses in North Carolina since 2007. They buy houses in Statesville, Mooresville, and other major cities in Iredell County. With the expansion to Hickory, Property Solutions now buys houses in Catawba County, taking advantage of massive growth and expansion along the I40 corridor, particularly that section close to the crossroads of I77 and I40.
Property Solutions buys houses as-is, sometimes needing major repairs. A recent project, a 1,000 square foot house bought for cash in Mooresville, needed an estimated $85,000 in repairs!
If you have a house in Hickory you need to sell, visit https://www.soldcarolina.com/sell-my-house-fast-hickory/. Property Solutions can make you a cash offer online, over the phone, or in person by appointment.
Property Solutions, LLC has been a Statesville-Area company since 2007, and continues to buy, sell, renovate, and sell houses with owner financing. Lou Gimbutis, owner of Property Solutions, serves as Director of Education for the Metrolina Real Estate Investors Association, writes a column called "Investors Corner" for the Mecklenburg Times, a Charlotte-Based Legal and Real Estate Newspaper, and teaches classes on various aspects of Real Estate Investing.
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Property Solutions, LLC
Lou Gimbutis, Chief Homebuyer
***@soldcarolina.com
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