Mar 30, 2022

Wichita,United States - March 30, 2022 /PressCable/ —
Cash Buyer ICT is launching its new website for home owners to submit homes they want to sell for cash.
In addition to the city of Wichita, this new service works with home owners in other surrounding cities including Andover, Valley Center, Park City, Maize, Goddard, Derby, Haysville, Mulvane, and Sedgwick county.
To learn more and get a free no obligation cash offer, home owners can visit Cash Buyer ICT online at https://cashbuyerict.com.
Steve, Founder at Cash Buyer ICT says: “We wanted to create a service to help home owners sell their house for quick cash for any reason. Instead of having to deal with realtors or try and sell their house on their own, we are providing a quick option to get the funds needed anytime. We truly feel that our service offers convenience and assistance for those that need to sell fast, for all circumstances”.
Common reasons for getting an offer from Cash Buyer ICT include rental property issues, delinquent taxes, inheritance, maintenance issues, equity cash outs, life events, and more.
There are no fees, commissions, or closing costs that are usually associated with selling through a realtor.
Cash Buyer ICT offers a quick and confidential way to get a cash offer on their home online or by phone with a simple three step system.
Steve also said: “For homeowners that want a guaranteed and fair offer for their house without the headache of realtors and dealing with the public, our service can help.”
To get started, simply go to their website and submit a simple form or call directly to discuss the property that needs to be sold. You will get a cash offer usually within the same day and they will work with you to determine a closing date that is most convenient for you.
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Contact Info:
Name: Steve
Email: Send Email
Organization: Cash Buyer ICT
Address: PO Box 12031, Wichita, KS 67277, United States
Phone: +1-316-202-5605
Website: https://cashbuyerict.com
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 89072245
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