Sunday, January 3, 2016
WHAT IS A CARETAKER PROPERTY?
A Caretaker Property is a vacant house that is on the market for sale. We check out each house before we offer it to our Caretakers to assure its inhabitable but it is offered in “As Is” condition. Caretaker Properties come in a variety of sizes, locations and have a wide variety of amenities.
Monday, December 21, 2015
IS HOMES IN TRANSITION LEGITIMATE?
In today’s world there is an endless supply of scams, fraud and deceit and you would be foolish to not ask such a question about a program like Homes In Transition.
From first glance the HIT program seems to be “Too Good To Be True”, offering a great deal for very little cost! The fact of the matter is – for most of our Homeowners there is NO COST – for Realtors there is NO COST, and for Caretakers, an amazing LOW COST arrangement.
Since 2009 HIT has been a Better Business Bureau A+ rated company! A few things you should know and can verify:
From first glance the HIT program seems to be “Too Good To Be True”, offering a great deal for very little cost! The fact of the matter is – for most of our Homeowners there is NO COST – for Realtors there is NO COST, and for Caretakers, an amazing LOW COST arrangement.
Since 2009 HIT has been a Better Business Bureau A+ rated company! A few things you should know and can verify:
- You can Contact Us and come by our office to see we are real people
- We have a City of Albuquerque Business License
- Our Company and Qualifying Broker are registered with the New Mexico Real Estate Commission
Monday, December 7, 2015
What is a Homes In Transition (HIT) Caretaker?
A HIT Caretaker is a highly valued, responsible person or family that provides for the care, maintenance and show condition of the HIT house in which they reside. Caretakers in the HIT program have a wide variety of needs:
- People looking to reduce their living costs while living in a great house.
- Those that are dividing their household and need a good safe place to reside.
- Families moving to the city that need some time to check out the great neighborhoods our cities offer before they buy.
- Families that have been forced from their house, have great furniture and the understanding of living and managing a house but are on a tight budget.
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