Can I refuse to sell my house to an investor?

DEAR SARAH: Yes. Unless you are in a protected class, such as a minority, the seller can refuse to sell to you. To illustrate, a seller can refuse to sell to a buyer with inadequate income to afford the home or bad credit (unless the buyer pays all cash, of course). Purchase Bob Bruss reports online.

Complete answer to this is here. People also ask, is selling your house to an investor a good idea?

Advantages. Selling to an investor over a traditional buyer has some key advantages: Many investors are willing to offer flexible arrangements. For example, an investor might be willing to take over your mortgage, which is great if you're underwater and struggling to find a buyer.

Also Know, why sell your home to an investor? Investors who buy properties and then resell them very quickly (and without making any improvements) are using a strategy called wholesale investment. They buy homes at well below market value, with the goal of selling to another investor for a higher price.

In this regard, how do I sell my house to investors?

You have options when it comes to selling your house. You can sell use a traditional real estate agent to sell to a buyer, you can go the “for sale by owner” route and sell directly to a traditional buyer, or you can sell your house to a real estate investor.

What happens if you don't want to sell your house?

If you do not accept an offer by signing it and having your agent deliver it to the buyer or his agent, you do not have a contract and do not have to sell your house. At that point let your agent communicate that you are no longer interested in selling and have him remove the listing from the Multiple Listing Service.