Trying to sell your home can be a Nightmare! But after reading this Special Report on relocation, you may very well have a qualified buyer ready to act as soon as you need to move. Just who is that buyer? The investors of The United States Land Company. While we can’t promise to buy your old home, we can tell you we’re constantly looking for and buying homes just like yours from other homeowners in your area.

The U.S. Land Company utilizes a group of highly skilled investors nationwide who offer expert, immediate solutions to common problems like relocation and job transfers. If you need to relocate for any reason, keep reading for valuable information that can relieve you of your ownership burdens Today!

For many homeowners like you facing job transfers and relocation you need a solution Today. Trying to sell your home the old fashioned way by listing with a Realtor and waiting 3-6 months for a buyer just isn’t an option. A typical buyer also takes an additional 45-60 days to obtain financing after agreeing to purchase your home. Guess who would be responsible to pay the payments on your home during that period? You would!! That’s 2 more payments you would have to make, and that’s if you had a buyer today. What if it takes 6 months; what if it takes 1 year? On top of that, if your house needs work you may have to pay to fix it before the bank will lend the money to your buyer. How much could that cost? Not to mention how much longer it could take to get the house ready to sell.

Unlike commissioned Realtors just wanting to list your house, we are investors interested in actually buying your house. Unlike a Realtor’s listing agreement where you are responsible for your payments while the Realtor tries to find a buyer, we will oftentimes take over your mortgage payments for you immediately when we purchase your home! Also unlike a Realtor, there is no listing agreement and no 6-7% selling commission. Additionally, closing costs which are the responsibility of the seller (that’s you!), typically run about 3%. Those two costs alone add up to $10,000 on a $100,000 house. That’s $10,000 you would have to pay to sell your home the traditional way!

People who’ve never tried to sell a home themselves just don’t seem to understand all that’s involved: The details, the time, the waiting, the ads that never seem to make the phone ring, having strangers walking through your bedroom. Strangers that feel obligated to pick apart the most trivial features of your interior decorating tastes. Two-faced people, who will smile, nod and act serious, but never call back.

It can be a much bigger hassle than you ever thought possible… in fact, it can easily turn into your worst nightmare; you buy your sign, you place your ad, and you show your home. Then, you wait. You call back the lookers and leave messages on their answering machines. Maybe you actually get a live one, and write up an agreement.

Several weeks pass. You start thinking something’s going wrong. You finally reach your "buyer" on the phone 3 weeks later and they nonchalantly say, "Oh, well we’ve decided not to buy the house after all, sorry". You’re back at the beginning with no buyer and another mortgage payment due in 5 days. This is, unfortunately, a common occurrence experienced by homeowners trying to sell their homes themselves.

The prospect of renting your home to a tennant when you move may seem enticing but many would-be landlords never understand the commitment involved until it's too late. First you have to find a suitable tennant, someone with decent credit who doesn't look like they'll tear you house apart while your gone. You finally find your new tennants and move out of town to your new home. The tennants just make your house payment every month so you break-even on your old house. Three months into the lease you receive a call from your tennants. The refrigerator has just died. You pay $1,200 out of your pocket for a new one and everyone's happy. Two months later you get another call from your tennants. They're moving out at the end of this month. You immediately put an ad in the paper and start taking calls from prospective tennants. Two months pass and your house is still empty. You're making double house payments and it's killing you. Finally, unable to keep up with the payments, you rent the house to the next interested caller out of desperation. They didn't have much money for a deposit but they sounded reasonable on the phone.

It's now the first of the month and you don't get your rent check. "Strange" you say and wait for it to arrive. After a week you call the tennants to find out why they haven't paid their rent yet. The phone's disconnected. Unable to contact the tennants after two weeks you call a neighbor to check on your house. The neighbor calls back with a sickening report. The front door is wide open and the house is full of trash. The carpets are stained with dog urine and alcohol. There are holes in the walls and one of the windows is broke out. On top of that, remember that new refrigerator you bought? Gone. The wash machine, dryer, dishwasher; all gone. They even took most of the light bulbs in the house. You owed the bank $155,000 on your house and you know it's only worth about $160,000 in good condition.

With a $15,000 bill to fix your house you're faced with a tough decision; try to come up with the $15,000 to fix the house and rent it again or let the bank foreclose on it, ruining your credit. If you put the $15,000 into fixing the house you won't even be able to sell it for years since you'll end up owing $170,000 on a house that's only worth $160,000. If you let it go into foreclosure it will be years before you'll be able to buy anything on credit again.

The disturbing part is that this really happens. Many innocent homeowners like you can recite horror stories about tennants and what they did to the house while the owners were gone. Renting your home is only a good option if you plan to live next door and are willing to take the risks involved in being a landlord.

We actually want to buy your house, not list it for sale or tie it up indefinitely. We won’t waste your time with empty promises or by giving you false hopes. If we can buy your house we will tell you in a matter of days, if not we will give you some suggestions on how you might be able to sell it quicker. The purchase price will be sufficient, we guarantee it. We can immediately take the financial burden of any monthly mortgage payments off your back, and we’ll also take care of any fix-ups or maintenance, regardless of how minor or how serious. What’s more, we’ll close when you’re ready.

You see, we’ve found we can make a profit on homes that even real estate agents have passed up… because we personally handle the whole process. When we agree with you to purchase your property… we take it seriously… we treat your house like it’s our own. Your situation literally becomes our own. And, frankly, we don’t know how to make it work any other way.

For you the Seller we thought that we should summarize the benefits of our programs. Maybe not all these points apply to you, but most should: