Realizing my mom’s home is in absolutely awful condition

Instead, I contacted a cash home purchaser via an online form

Although I grew up in Jacksonville, Florida, I moved away to attend university. I ended up getting a task in the northeast right after graduation. The task was harshly demanding, time-consuming & competitive. There was little time to head back to Jacksonville for a visit. My mother officially made the trip up north to see me. However, a few years ago, she became quite ill. It took me quite a while to figure out how to relocate to Florida. I was more than ready to escape the long, cold & snowy winters. I was certainly tired of the stress of my task. When I finally got my affairs in order & arrived at my mom’s house, I was shocked by how badly the site had deteriorated. My mother had definitely concealed the severity of her health problems. She used to take pride in the condition & cleanliness of her home. She spent lots of time, work & money making both the interior & exterior as beautiful as possible. I discovered that her roof needed replacing. The gutters were missing & there were multiple leaks. Those leaks had caused serious water disfigurement to walls, ceilings & floors. There were troubles with the plumbing, air conditioner, septic, water furnace & electric panel. I had problems with the stability of the front porch & the foundation. Between the mold growth & pests, I had no desire to stay in the house. I convinced my mother that it was the right time to sell. I promised I would find us a better site to live that would require less care. Plus, I knew that a single-story home would be a lot easier for her to navigate. I needed to sell my mom’s dwelling suddenly. There was a fear that she would change her mind. I also was unwilling to manage all of the multiple repairs necessary for a conventional real estate listing. Instead, I contacted a cash home purchaser via an online form. With just some basic information, I got back a cash offer. I felt it was honest & accepted.
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