Resources To Help You Sell Your House Fast

We’ve put together some resources to assist you in selling your home fast, navigating foreclosure challenges, working through a rehab project, selling a fixer upper home, etc. Our daily interactions with homeowners, and the construction process of home rehabs has equipped us to guide you in choosing the best path. Whether selling to an investor or listing with an agent, consider us a valuable resource. We’re here to answer your questions, clarify your options, and explain our straightforward home-buying service. If you’d l we can present you with a fair, no-obligation, no-hassle offer to buy your home. It might be the perfect solution for you, or it might not. That’s what we’re here to help you figure out.

Explore the resources and links below.

Free Guide: The Pros and Cons Of Selling A House To A Professional House Buyer – We wrote this guide this year to walk through your 3 options when you need to sell your house. 1) Working with an agent. 2) Selling it yourself. 3) Selling to a real estate investor. This guide will tell you the pros, cons, costs, and timeline associated with each option… and it’ll show you which options make sense in what situations. Download the guide free here <<

Washington Post Article On Selling To A Real Estate Investor – Good solid article that walks through how it works to sell to a real estate investor. They’re spot on with their recommendation to make sure you look for an investor who can deliver on their promise (some investors may not be able to actually close on their offer. Every offer we make we back up by being able to close on that offer.)

• Washington State Building Code Council (SBCC): The SBCC is responsible for adopting and maintaining the state’s building codes, ensuring safety and health standards in construction. They provide access to the Washington State Building Code, which includes the International Building Code, Residential Code, Mechanical Code, Fire Code, and more. SBCC
• Associated Builders and Contractors of Western Washington (ABC Western Washington): ABC Western Washington is a trade association representing over 300 general contractors, subcontractors, suppliers, and industry professionals. They advocate for free enterprise and merit in the construction industry and offer various resources and networking opportunities. ABC Westside
• Associated General Contractors of Washington (AGC of Washington): AGC of Washington is a professional association of contractors committed to enhancing the performance of their members and advocating for their interests. They provide educational resources, safety programs, and industry news. AGC Washington
• Building Industry Association of Washington (BIAW): BIAW represents the housing industry in Washington state, advocating for affordable homeownership and providing education to support a strong workforce in the trades. They monitor codes and regulations and offer resources to their members. BIAW
• Master Builders Association of King and Snohomish Counties (MBAKS): MBAKS is a trade association of homebuilders, remodelers, and associated businesses in the state of Washington. They are dedicated to providing a wide range of housing choices and support green building standards. MBAKS
• The Kitsap Building Association is an association of professional builders, subcontractors, service providers and purveyors representing the construction industry. The association provides information, education, and services that promote the health and welfare of the construction industry. KBA
• Municipal Research and Services Center (MRSC): MRSC provides information on building codes and permits in Washington state, helping to ensure buildings are safe, accessible, and energy-efficient. They offer guidance on the state’s building code and local amendments. MRSC
• Washington Administrative Code (WAC) – State Building Code: The WAC provides detailed information on the state’s building code, including amendments and specific requirements. It’s a valuable resource for understanding the legal framework governing construction in Washington. Washington State Legislature
• Local Building Departments: Local jurisdictions may have specific building codes and regulations. Here are some building departments in the western Washington region: These departments can provide localized information on building codes, permits, and regulations specific to their areas.
• Kitsap County Department of Community Development in Port Orchard, WA is responsible for building permits, inspections, and code enforcement in Kitsap County. 
• City of Bremerton Department of Community Development oversees building and planning services, including permit issuance and inspections. 
• City of Gig Harbor Building Department Manages building permits, inspections, and ensures compliance with city building codes. 
• Pierce County Planning and Public Works in Tacoma, WA handles building permits, land use planning, and code enforcement in Pierce County. 
• City of Tacoma Planning and Development Services Provides building permits, inspections, and planning services for the City of Tacoma. 

Foreclosure Resources and Information –

FDIC Foreclosure Prevention Information – The FDIC is a government entity and created a great resource and “Foreclosure Prevention Toolkit”. If you’re in foreclosure check it out.

Foreclosure Prevention Guide – The Urban Affairs Coalition has a great foreclosure prevention guide to walk you through the foreclosure process.

5 Ways To Stop or Avoid Foreclosure In Today’s Market – FREE Guide:

Need more information on the foreclosure process and How To Stop Foreclosure? Download our FREE Stop Foreclosure Guide here. Or, you can always feel free to Contact us anytime if you have questions, want a no hassle Situation Evaluation, or want to just learn more about how we can help homeowners avoid foreclosure or sell unwanted properties for cash.

More resources below concerning legal questions when Selling Your House

Legal Questions Resources For Selling Your House

Sources for Factual Information on Real Estate Laws, Probate Laws, Tenant Laws, and More

Revised Code of Washington (RCW):
The RCW is the compilation of all permanent laws in force in Washington State, covering a wide range of topics including real estate, probate, and tenant laws. Key sections include:

• Real Property and Conveyances (Title 64 RCW)
• Probate and Trust Law (Title 11 RCW)
• Residential Landlord-Tenant Act (Chapter 59.18 RCW)

Washington State Courts:
The Washington State Courts website provides access to court rules, forms, opinions, and other legal resources.

Washington State Bar Association (WSBA):
The WSBA’s website offers legal research tools, publications, and resources on various areas of Washington State law.

Municipal Research and Services Center (MRSC):
MRSC provides information on local government laws and regulations in Washington State, including land use, zoning, and building codes.
Visit: MRSC Legal Resources

Washington Law Help:
This platform offers accessible information on tenant rights and other legal issues pertinent to Washington residents.
Visit: Washington Law Help

Local County Websites:
Local counties provide specific information on ordinances, building codes, and land use regulations:

• Kitsap County Community Development
• Pierce County Planning and Public Works

Legal Information Institute (LII):
Cornell’s Legal Information Institute provides free access to legal materials, including state statutes and regulations.
Visit: Legal Information Institute