An inherited house, a parent's home after a move into senior care, or a rental you're ready to be done with — managing a sale from a distance is a different kind of hard. We buy directly, so you don't have to coordinate repairs, showings, or contractors for a house you're not standing in every day.
If any of this sounds familiar, this is the kind of sale we handle most.
You're now responsible for a property, possibly along with siblings, and probably don't live nearby. Clearing it out and prepping it for a traditional sale takes time none of you may have.
The house is emptying out at the same time you're managing a difficult transition for someone you love. The last thing you need is a renovation project.
Tenant turnover, maintenance calls, and distance have worn you down. You want out without a drawn-out listing process.
Listing a house you don't live in the normal way usually means:
I'm Phil Castaneda. When you're handling a house from out of town — or from across the same city while juggling everything else — the last thing you need is another stranger to coordinate with. So you won't have to. I answer the phone myself, I do the walkthrough in person, I'm the one who hands you the offer, and I'm at the table when we close, no matter where you're calling in from.
I also own Cast Contracting, a general contracting company here in the St. Louis area. My own crew does whatever work the house needs after closing, which is why I don't need to pad my number for unknowns the way a buyer without a crew does.
Five minutes, no obligation. As much or as little detail as you're comfortable sharing.
