- Investment Group
Our Mission
Selling problem properties with traditional residential real estate agents has always been a constant struggle mainly due to extensive home repairs, the homeowner's complex needs, or the business model for your everyday realtor.
To help resolve these issues, DR Investment Group was formed. We are a subsidiary of a larger investment company, and our goal is to become the hub for distressed real estate nationwide.
Disclaimer: If you or your property isn't in distress, and you're looking to maximize your bottomline without fear of paying for repairs/fees, holding open houses, or waiting 90+ days to close, then your best option may be to list your property on the MLS with a realtor.
WHO WE ARE
WHO WE ARE
Distress Realty is an independent real estate marketing and sales operation that is dedicated to helping property-owners in tough situations sell their property. Through our investment company, we can pay cash for vacant land, single family houses, mobile homes, and small + large apartment complexes in any condition.
Distress Realty also helps accredited and non-accredited investors, entities, and corporations find and acquire real estate deals to develop, hold, and flip throughout the United States and its territories.
WHAT MAKES US UNIQUE
WHAT MAKES US UNIQUE
Instead of trying to buy or sell any kind of real estate that comes across our desk, we particularly specialize in helping distressed property owners sell their unwanted real estate. In addition; if our cash offer to buy your property isn't suitable for all parties involved, we don't just flake or walk away.
With your permission, we exhaust all options with full transparency. Whether that is referring you to our nationwide network of a million+ investors, novating our original purchase agreement, or even structuring a creative offer that not only may increase your bottom line, but will also help ease your concerns.
“Very professional, and didn't try to take advantage of our loss when purchasing home from estate.”
“Very professional, and didn't try to take advantage of our loss when purchasing home from estate.”
Mike Susman
Mike Susman
