I was raised in Texas. As a child, I developed an extreme love of music. I started taking piano lessons at a young age and was learning the classics by Bach and Beethoven. Then along came the Beatles—you know the rest!

I was born an entrepreneur. I started working at ten years old throwing newspapers. If you remember those, you might be as old as me!  At sixteen, I got my first “real job”. By the time I was 20, I owned my first house. Since that time I have owned numerous businesses and have enjoyed serving the public.

We buy houses in any condition. Don’t fix it! Leave the job to us.

I am just a phone call or email away! I live here, play here, and invest here. See my “why us” page to see the difference in home buyers.  It matters who you work with! We are the gold standard.

“If you wanted it gone yesterday, call us today”!
We will make a cash offer within 24 hours. Many times we will make an offer and sign a contract when we view your property.

We solve problems!
Divorce?
Illness?
Debts?
Bad tenants?
Inherited property?
Whatever the reason we can help. 

Wealth Realty And Property Management, Inc
John L Thedford, Licensed Real Estate Broker

How To Tell A Real Buyer

There are just a few telltale things to look for to determine if your “buyer” is genuine. Follow these simple guidelines and your answer will be apparent.

1. Ask the buyer to show PROOF of the houses they own. All these records can be found online on the county property appraiser website. Ask your buyer what they own and ask them to show you the county records for their property. If they can’t show you anything they own then ask yourself are they REALLY going to buy your house.
2. Do they have the money to buy? Not only should you ask for proof of funds, but have them pull up their banking account on their phone. You want to see if they have the money or not.
3. Are they asking for an unreasonable inspection period? It doesn’t take weeks to have an inspection. We ask for a five day period.
4. A genuine buyer should have no problem giving at least five or ten thousand dollars earnest money. Beware the fakers offering $100, $500, etc. 

DON’t fall for these games: a “buyer” signs a contract stating they are buying your house even though they have no intention of doing so. They put a long inspection period in the contract. After they sign, they often ask for multiple “inspections” bringing through different people. These are not licensed inspectors. They are people your “buyer” is trying to resell your house too. A genuine inspector should have a business card. Ask for it. Then comes the bad news: if they cannot middle-man the deal and sell it to an end buyer (pocketing money you should have received) they use an “escape clause” to walk away. Typical escape clauses are “subject to my partner’s approval”, the inspection clause, “subject to financing”, etc. I personally know people that regularly sign contracts to purchase, buy absolutely nothing, and brag they have never lost a dime because they get their earnest money back. 

Why us? I can show potential sellers lots of properties I own. I can show potential sellers my online banking with the money to make the purchase. I ask for only a five-day inspection. I have no BS escape clauses. My honest intention is to make you happy and buy your house.