Value-builders

Value-Builders, LLC is the pioneer and leader in shared-profit renovation services. At Value-Builders, the company uses the company's money to remodel homes the company's customers are trying to sell. When the property sells, the company split the increased value with the owner. If the property sells below an agreed upon amount, the company lose th... e company's money. The company introduced a new service in residential real estate redevelopment called Equity IQ. Because Value-Builders assumes most of the risk. The company is extremely cautious to ensure the company's remodels get the maximum value out of the company's customers homes. With Equity IQ, owners receive a higher return on their properties with no cash investment, and with very little risk. 1. Contact Value-builders. The company will present an easy-to-understand, no obligation estimate detailing what the house is worth in as-is condition (reserve price), remodel cost and timeline for completion, and what the house is worth once improvements are made. If terms are agreeable, Value-builders delivers the Seller the company's agreement, which specifically covers all the details. 2. Upon the completion of the company's paperwork, the company begin work. The company's improvements can be as basic as carpet and paint, all the way up to complete remodels, whatever the company deem necessary to attract the maximum sales price. Value-builders pays for all the work. 3. When the remodel is complete, the company stage the property with high-quality furniture and artwork at no cost. 4. You list the property at the new sales price. 5. When the property sells, Value-builders splits the net profit with the seller. Value-builders began doing shared-profit renovations in 2004 and has never lost money for a client. Value-builders has been featured in the Denver Business Journal, Denver Post, Channels 4,7, 9 and Fox 31, and the Rocky Mountain News. Do you think your home could be worth significantly more if it were remodeled? If so, contact the company now for a ...Read More