Atlanta & across Georgia
If a property sale is part of your plan, we can explore purchasing it in coordination with your bankruptcy attorney.
A free conversation. No obligation to sell.
Selling during bankruptcy
If you are considering a home sale during bankruptcy, the property cannot be considered in isolation from your case. We can discuss a potential purchase with your bankruptcy attorney involved, so the proposed agreement and timing can be reviewed before you make commitments.
Start by asking your bankruptcy attorney whether a sale is appropriate and what permissions may be needed. We provide the proposed purchase details for review rather than treating the transaction as an ordinary unrestricted sale.
Price, payment structure, costs, contingencies, and timing should be clear. Your attorney can assess the proposal in the context of your case and identify what else is needed. We can answer questions about our role as the prospective purchaser.
A preferred move date is a useful starting point, but required review and approvals may affect it. We discuss those dependencies before representing a closing date as settled. Keep your attorney informed if circumstances change.
A practical path forward
We learn about the property and, with your permission, coordinate purchase discussions with your attorney. Any proposal is subject to appropriate review and required approvals. Your attorney guides the legal process; our role is to evaluate and potentially purchase the home.
Explore the complete buying process ↗An offer you can understand
What you receive, when you receive it, and what you’re responsible for all matter. We explain the proposed payment structure, costs, property condition, and timing so you can assess the whole agreement.
Compare your selling options ↗Review the net proceeds, any conditions to closing, and your move-out arrangements. If a proposal involves financing or an existing mortgage, have an independent professional review the risks and responsibilities with you.
A guide to reviewing your offer ↗Before you decide
Something else on your mind? You can ask us directly.
Call 404-990-4877 ↗We can discuss a potential purchase with your bankruptcy attorney involved. Whether a sale can proceed depends on your case and any required approvals. Start by asking your attorney about the next steps.
No. Your attorney should be involved from the beginning. We can provide proposed purchase terms for review and answer questions about the property and our role as the buyer.
Yes, we can review the current condition. You do not need to start a renovation to have a conversation. Any purchase would still need the appropriate review and permissions for your case.
First, your attorney needs to identify the steps and approvals involved. We can then discuss a practical closing plan. We won’t treat a date as settled before those requirements are understood.
Your attorney needs to explain what would happen to any proceeds in your case. Don’t assume the sale price is money you can use personally. Have that discussion before committing to a purchase agreement.
Your home. Your next step.
Share the property, the timing, and what matters most. We’ll take it from there.