Archway Homes: Selling your house “As Is” never felt so good

Archway Homes
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When it comes to buying and selling homes, husband and wife team Jon and Stacy Bichelmeyer with Archway Homes can buy your property in as little as three days or the date of your choice.

Every January, it is common to resolve to organize your house, get rid of the clutter and schedule much-needed repairs to get ready for the spring housing market. But for those who can’t or don’t want to tackle those projects, Archway Homes, owned by husband and wife team Jon and Stacy Bichelmeyer, provides a convenient alternative to the traditional, lengthy home selling process. They buy houses “As Is” in any condition: houses needing little to no repair, houses needing everything repaired from leaking roofs to bad foundations, cluttered houses, or those simply in need of cosmetic updating.

Archway provides a no-obligation offer within 24 hours, can pay cash and close within three days or on a future date of the seller’s choice, and there are no fees or commissions to pay.

Jon wants sellers to know that there are three main advantages to working with Archway Homes. “One, we purchase homes as-is, without formal inspections, appraisals or surveys. Two, we buy houses for ourselves. We don’t buy for other people, so we personally purchase every house. And lastly, we have over 25 years of experience and relationships that guarantee the selling process is smooth and stress-free,” he said.

The ability to sell quickly to an established and reputable company has been the perfect solution for numerous homeowners all over the Kansas City area. Wayne M. recently sold a family home in Kansas City, Kansas, to Archway. “The house needed a lot, and I didn’t want to have to fix anything. My wife read about Archway in the newspaper and arranged a meeting. It was straightforward and easy. The process was smooth. It was really nice not to have to remove all the contents. There was an old shed/garage that had been there probably 40 years since my father-in-law bought it, and it was full of stuff. There was a tree branch pile and an old BBQ grill. We were able to just leave all of it. I would definitely recommend them to friends who want to sell a home quickly,” he said.

For many homeowners, the Bichelmeyer’s close ties to the community stood out as being very important. A third-generation real estate investor with roots in the Kansas City community for over 40 years, his extensive experience really makes a difference. “I’ve been buying houses, fixing them up and selling to homeowners in the metro area for over 25 years,” he said. “We started doing this long before HGTV inspired the new investors in town.”

Jon said, “Not every company is as personally invested here as I am. My sellers know that I’ve been investing in our community my entire adult life and I continue to do so. I stand by my word. No one deal is more important than my name and reputation. We work hard to make sure it’s a win-win for both parties.”

Archway Homes features a no-obligation offer process. The first step is to call the office at 913-599-5000 to schedule an appointment. Jon will then walk through the home and can provide an offer price within 24 hours. Archway Homes can pay cash and close in as fast as three days. However, some sellers need the opposite approach, needing a delayed closing several months away. They may need time to find their next home, or they are building a home and need time for it to be completed. Coordinating closing schedules in a traditional sale can be challenging. Archway Homes sets a closing date that will meet the sellers’ needs.

Anyone who wants to sell a home quickly for cash should call Jon Bichelmeyer at 913-599-5000 or email him at jon@archwayhomesinc.com. Or they can visit Archway Homes’ website at archwaypropertieskc.com to fill out an online form. To get a free copy of their book Home to Home Local Edition – Kansas City Metro, Kansas and Missouri, just call the office.

Archway Homes

Location: 15301 W. 87th St. Parkway, Suite B35 in the UMB Bank building

Contact: Jon Bichelmeyer at 913-599-5000 or jon@archwayhomesinc.com

Website: archwaypropertieskc.com

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