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That’s a business contact address, not a claim that I live in Jonesboro full-time. I work this market regularly (about a week a month on the ground when deals need me) and I pick up the phone the rest of the time.

What happens when you reach out

1. You call or send the form with the address and what’s going on.
2. I get back to you. If I can look at making an offer, we talk numbers.
3. If we agree, we open a file at a local title company. You can still say no before you sign a contract.

What I can help with

• How I buy houses in Jonesboro, Paragould, Brookland, and Bono
• What a cash offer looks like on your property
• Foreclosure pressure, and whether I can still close in time
• Inherited houses and what title will require
• Anything else, including “are you real?”

I buy as-is in Jonesboro, Paragould, Brookland, and Bono. No realtor commission from me. I do not promise who pays which closing-cost line; that belongs in the written agreement. Clean title often closes in about 7-10 days at Lenders Title in Jonesboro. If you’re behind on payments, in probate, or already gone, say that on the first call so we don’t waste a week.

What happens after you call or send the form

I read it. If I can look at making an offer, I get back to you about the house, not a script. I may ask for photos or a time to walk it when I am in town. Nothing about that conversation lists the house or obligates you to sell. You can say no after you hear the number.

If we agree, we open a file at Lenders Title in Jonesboro. You sit at a table. You sign. Funds go through title. Need time to move, or a few days after closing? Ask before we write the contract. Betty in Paragould stayed a couple of weeks. I helped her move.

If you’re stuck on “are you even real,” that is a fair question. The number is on every page: (870) 219-2255. I work Jonesboro and Paragould regularly. I do not live in Arkansas full-time. About a week a month I am on the ground when deals need me. The rest of the time I still pick up.

Common objections I hear: is this a lowball, do I owe you for the offer, can you close if the house is a mess. I buy under retail because I take the repairs and the risk. The offer is free. As-is means as-is. If a listing is the better path, I will say so.

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