MICHIGAN DIRECT PROPERTY ACQUISITIONS

Sell a House That Needs Repairs
in Michigan.

You do not have to renovate a Michigan house before asking StoneBridge to review it. We consider outdated, damaged and renovation-heavy homes for potential direct purchase, giving owners an option to sell without first completing a major repair project.

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01 · SPEEDClose in as little as 7 days*
02 · PRIVACYNo public listing through StoneBridge
03 · DIRECTSell directly to StoneBridge
04 · CLOSINGReceive your proceeds at closing
01 / 04PRIVATE PROPERTY INQUIRY
PROPERTY SUBMISSION — STEP 01

Where is the
property located?

Home address, vacant land location, parcel address, city, state and ZIP

PROPERTY SUBMISSION — STEP 02

How quickly are you
looking to sell?

PROPERTY SUBMISSION — STEP 03

How would you describe
the property?

PROPERTY SUBMISSION — STEP 04

How can we
reach you?

PROPERTY SUBMITTED

Thank you for
reaching out.

Someone from our team will reach out to you soon with any further questions or, when possible, a preliminary offer regarding your home or land.

SUBMISSION RECEIVED ✓
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Consider selling before
taking on the renovation.

A house that needs significant work can be expensive and time-consuming to prepare for sale. StoneBridge Development Group acquires and renovates residential property in Michigan and reviews homes in their current condition for potential direct purchase. Instead of completing the renovation first, you can show us the property as it sits and decide whether a direct-sale option makes sense for you.

OUTDATED INTERIORS

Older kitchens, bathrooms, flooring, finishes and layouts do not prevent you from requesting a review. Renovation needs can be considered as part of our evaluation.

MAJOR REPAIR PROJECTS

We also review properties that may need more substantial work. Tell us what you know about the home's condition and our team can evaluate the opportunity.

NO PRE-SALE RENOVATION REQUIRED

You can request a StoneBridge review without first hiring contractors, replacing finishes or completing a full renovation solely for our review.

DIRECT PURCHASE

If the property fits our criteria and both sides agree to terms, StoneBridge can purchase directly without publicly listing the property through StoneBridge.

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From cosmetic updates to
larger renovation projects.

Every property is reviewed individually. Condition is only one part of our acquisition decision, along with location, property characteristics, renovation scope and the overall opportunity.

01

KITCHENS & BATHROOMS

Older cabinetry, counters, fixtures, tile and finishes can be reviewed without remodeling them first.

02

FLOORING & INTERIORS

Worn flooring, damaged drywall, dated paint, old fixtures and other interior work can be evaluated in the property's existing condition.

03

EXTERIOR REPAIRS

Roofing, siding, windows, landscaping and other exterior needs can be included when we evaluate the renovation scope.

04

DEFERRED MAINTENANCE

Homes that have not been updated or maintained for years may require several projects at once. That does not prevent a submission.

05

VACANT OR INHERITED HOMES

Properties can accumulate repair needs while vacant or after being inherited. We can review the condition before you decide whether to renovate.

06

RENOVATION-HEAVY HOMES

If the property requires a broad renovation rather than a few updates, provide the details you know and we will review whether it fits our criteria.

Property submissions are reviewed individually and do not guarantee an offer or purchase. Any offer would reflect StoneBridge's evaluation of the property and transaction, including condition and anticipated renovation needs. Qualified transactions can close in as little as 7 days when title and closing requirements are ready; timing is not guaranteed.

Common
questions.

What to know when considering selling a Michigan house that needs repairs, updating or a larger renovation.

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Yes. StoneBridge reviews Michigan homes in a range of conditions, including outdated properties and homes that may require significant renovation.

No. You can request a review in the property's current condition without completing renovations solely for our evaluation.

We consider everything from cosmetic updating to larger renovation projects. Each property is reviewed individually.

StoneBridge considers factors such as location, property characteristics, current condition, expected renovation scope and the overall acquisition opportunity.

Potentially. Qualified transactions can close in as little as 7 days when title, ownership documentation, access, payoff information and other required closing items are ready. Timing is not guaranteed.

No. Submitting your property is a private, no-obligation request for StoneBridge to review it.

A considered
next step.

Direct, private, and without obligation. Qualified transactions can close in as little as 7 days.

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Selling a fixer-upper without finishing the work

Describe the repairs you already know about

An outdated kitchen is different from a leaking roof or foundation problem. Tell us whether the house has water damage, plumbing issues, mold concerns, structural damage or an unfinished renovation. Share any repair estimates or inspection reports you already have. Clear details help us understand the property without asking you to complete the work first.

Compare repairing with selling as-is

Before starting a large project, consider the repair budget, the time needed and the work you would have to manage. A renovation may improve a home's appeal, but it also requires money and coordination. An as-is sale gives you another route to compare. Look at the expected sale proceeds after repair costs and carrying costs, not just a possible finished-home price.

How StoneBridge reviews a damaged home

We consider the location, layout, visible condition and expected renovation scope. A property visit or further review may be needed before final terms can be agreed. You can submit a neglected house, a fixer-upper or a home needing a new roof without making repairs first. Describe unsafe areas in advance so any visit can be planned appropriately.

More about your sale

Can I sell a fixer-upper without finishing the work?

You can request a review of an outdated house or an unfinished renovation. Share the work completed, work still needed and any open permits. Compare an as-is offer with the cost of finishing the repairs.

Our property purchase focus is Metro Detroit, Michigan. Share the address so we can review the location and project fit.

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