West Coast Cash Buyers Announces They Are Expanding to Utah
Apr 4, 2017
Utah's housing market remains strong, homes are moving quickly and housing prices are rising. WestCoastCashBuyers.com reports they are ready to help homeowners dispose of their property quickly
Beavercreek, OR - April 4, 2017 /MarketersMedia/ —
West Coast Cash Buyers finds distressed residential and commercial properties all over the west coast and proudly announces they are now expanding into the state of Utah. Stuart Fox, founder of the company, first entered the real estate industry in 1984 and, over the years, has rehabbed more than 1,000 homes. Furthermore, he has owned and managed several rental properties, run a hard money loan company, built new homes and worked in land development. He understands the real estate market and recognizes Utah will benefit from his experience with West Coast Investment Properties.
"The management overseas teams in multiple states working hard every day to find and secure distressed properties. These properties then are sold to the company's worldwide group of investor partners.With many property owners looking to sell in the state of Utah, we realize they may find it difficult to do so within their time frame. We work with them to find the solution that best meets their needs," Fox explains.
The housing market in Utah remains strong, with homes moving quickly and housing prices rising. In fact, Zillow placed Ogden and Salt Lake City on their list of the 2016 top ten hot housing markets. Realtor.com puts Salt Lake City and Provo-Orem on their list of the top 25 markets for 2017 also. Appreciation is expected to slow this year, however, and individuals may find they need to sell their property rapidly.
"Now is the time to buy or sell a property in the state of Utah. We recognize that many people feel taking this step would be too much for them at this time. This is why we are expanding into the state. We wish to help these people dispose of property they no longer want or need," Fox states.
Property owners who live outside of the state may find they wish to sell now, but doing so would be a hassle. They don't live close enough to repeatedly deal with realtors and the tasks associated with selling a property. Others may find they are relocating for a job and need to sell their house in a short period of time, or a person may lose their job and need to sell quickly to avoid foreclosure.
Regardless of why a person wishes to sell, we can be of help. We have worked with clients to determine which option best meets their specific needs, as a one-size approach doesn't work when selling a home or property. A family owned company, West Coast Cash Buyers is built to last for generations to come, and we are ready to help you in any way we can. Connect with us today," Fox recommends.
About West Coast Cash Buyers:
A real estate investment company, West Coast Cash Buyers serves as full-time property investors throughout the west coast. They specialize in finding those hidden house deals individuals normally only hear about usually at 30 to 50 percent off retail value.
Contact Info:
Name: Stuart Fox
Organization: West Coast Cash Buyers
Phone: 503-966-2638
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Source: MarketersMedia
Release ID: 183076
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