Posts by Jonathan Cobey

Yes, You Can Sell a Vandalized Home in Charlotte In 2023 alone, over 1,200 residential properties in Mecklenburg County were reported to have experienced some form of vandalism—graffiti, break-ins, or more severe structural damage. If you’re facing this situation, you’re not alone—and you’re not out of options. Selling a home that’s been vandalized might feel overwhelming. There’s…

Yes, You Can Sell Without Ever Coming Back “Can I really sell my house in North Carolina without setting foot back in the state?” Short answer: Yes. And you wouldn’t be the first—or the hundredth. With today’s tech and North Carolina’s updated remote closing laws, selling your home from out of state isn’t just possible—it’s becoming the new normal.…

You Can Sell Before Foreclosure—But Timing Is Everything If you’re behind on mortgage payments and dreading the word “foreclosure,” take a breath: you still have options. Selling your home before foreclosure hits isn’t just possible—it’s often the smartest move you can make. Done right, it can: But here’s the catch: you have to act fast. North Carolina’s foreclosure process moves quickly, but…

When a House Becomes Part of the Transition If your parent has recently moved into assisted living—or you’re planning for that next step—you may be wondering what to do with their home. It’s not just a financial question. It’s a deeply emotional one. You’re not alone. Every year, countless families in Charlotte face the same…

Selling a vacant, damaged home in North Carolina while living hundreds—or even thousands—of miles away might sound like a logistical nightmare. But here’s the good news: you’re not alone, and this isn’t your first rodeo—it’s ours. Every year, out-of-state property owners inherit, abandon, or simply forget about homes in North Carolina that have fallen into…

It’s your house. You pay the taxes. You hold the title. So why are complete strangers living in it—and why can’t you just sell it and move on? Welcome to the legal headache that is squatters’ rights in North Carolina. At Carolina Home Cash Offer, we’ve worked with dozens of frustrated property owners who’ve discovered squatters living…

Selling a hoarder house isn’t like selling a regular home. It’s not just about square footage or a fresh coat of paint—it’s about tackling a mountain of stuff, years of neglect, and the uncomfortable emotions that come with it. From navigating health hazards to finding a buyer who won’t run for the hills, hoarder homes bring…

I. Introduction: Why This Matters in Charlotte Charlotte isn’t just booming—it’s sprawling. As new development rises, older neighborhoods are left behind, often dotted with abandoned homes that carry years of neglect, unpaid taxes, or tangled ownership. These properties may look like a burden, but they can be a hidden opportunity—if you know how to move…

Learn how to avoid foreclosure, stop the foreclosure process, and your 5 main foreclosure avoidance options with this free guide.  After reading this simple six-page guide, you’ll know: In the end, foreclosure is never fun and doesn’t always end well. But, when you’re armed with the right information, know all of your options, and can…