When the house won’t pass inspection
- Old oil tanks, septic systems, well water issues, roofs at end of life, or unpermitted additions can all show up in a buyer’s inspection and kill a traditional sale late in the process.
- Selling as-is to a cash buyer means no inspection contingency to “fail.” We walk through the house, factor in what we see, and make an offer that already assumes the work.
- Unpermitted work or open permits? We can still buy. It helps to know about them early so the title company can plan.
If you’ve fallen behind
- New Jersey lenders must send a Notice of Intention to Foreclose at least 30 days before filing a residential foreclosure. If you’ve received one, you still own the house and still have options — including selling.
- See our pre-foreclosure guide for how the NJ process works.
Situations we help Howell owners with
Inherited / Probate · Pre-Foreclosure · Tax Liens · Code Violations · Tired Landlord · Divorce · Vacant / Damaged
Howell FAQ
Is Howell in Ocean or Monmouth County?
Monmouth County — so estates, sheriff’s sales and county records go through Monmouth, even though Howell borders Ocean County towns.
Do you buy homes with an old buried oil tank?
Yes. We buy as-is and account for it in the offer.
Nearby areas
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