A difficult property situation.
A straightforward next step.
NMT Homes buys houses directly from homeowners in Montgomery County, Bucks County, Philadelphia, and nearby Pennsylvania communities. Talk with Scott about whether selling makes sense for you.
- No repairs
- No commissions
- No-pressure conversation
Hi, I’m Scott. You’ll talk directly with me about your property. I’ll listen, answer your questions, and explain how a direct purchase could work.
Meet the family behind NMT HomesWhen selling feels complicated
An inheritance, overdue payments, or a change at home can make the next step feel unclear. We can discuss whether a direct sale fits your situation.
Foreclosure
If you are behind on payments or have received foreclosure notices, timing may matter. We can discuss the property and whether a direct sale could fit your circumstances without making promises about the foreclosure process.
Probate or a Difficult Inheritance
An inherited home can bring maintenance, belongings, expenses, and decisions among family members. When the authorized owner or owners are ready, we can discuss a direct-purchase option without requiring repairs or showings.
Delinquent Property Taxes
Past-due property taxes can make an already stressful situation feel more urgent. Tell us about any notices or deadlines you know about so we can understand the property and explain what a direct sale could look like.
Divorce or Shared Property
A shared home can add another difficult decision during a divorce. We approach these conversations respectfully and can discuss the property side when all authorized owners are able to participate.
From the first call to the next step
A conversation gives you information. It does not commit you to selling.
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Share the basics
Tell us about the property, what is happening, and any deadline you know about.
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Talk through the home
Scott asks about the home’s condition, your timing, and the people involved. Discuss what information or a visit would be needed to evaluate a purchase.
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Understand the offer
If a purchase is a fit, review the proposed price and terms with Scott. Ask how the home’s condition, repairs, and the local market affect the offer.
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Agree on next steps
If you choose to move forward, discuss the purchase agreement, closing arrangements, and a date that works for the sale. Take time to review the terms before signing.
A local family. A familiar point of contact.
I’m Scott, your point of contact at NMT Homes. We’re a family-owned home-buying company serving communities in and around Montgomery County, Bucks County, and Philadelphia.
When you reach out, we start with your circumstances: the property, your questions, and any deadline you’re facing. I’ll explain what a direct purchase involves so you can decide whether it makes sense for you.
Serving Montgomery County, Bucks County, Philadelphia, and surrounding counties in Pennsylvania.
Know what to expect.
Have a different question? Ask Scott. You can start with a question about the home or the process.
Do I need to repair or clean out the house?
You don’t need to make repairs to discuss a direct sale with NMT Homes. Tell Scott about the home’s condition and any belongings that remain so you can discuss cleanout arrangements before agreeing to a sale.
Does contacting you commit me to selling?
No. A call or message is simply a chance to ask questions and discuss the property. You decide whether to move forward after reviewing any proposed purchase terms.
How do you determine your offer?
Scott will discuss the property’s location and condition, the work it may need, and relevant local sales when evaluating a purchase. Ask for an explanation of the proposed price and terms so you understand the offer.
Can I choose the closing date?
Tell Scott your preferred timing and any deadline at the start. The closing date must be agreed as part of the sale and depends on the property, title work, and everyone involved. A deadline cannot be guaranteed by submitting this form.
Let’s talk about your next step.
Tell Scott what is happening with the property and any deadline you know about. The first conversation is simply a chance to understand the situation.