Property Acquisition
We focus on the homes that need the most work, from tired properties to full tear-downs, and review them directly with owners who want a straightforward, honest conversation.
What property acquisition means at Skyline
Property acquisition is how we take on the homes that need the most work. We acquire distressed, dilapidated, and tear-down residential properties directly from owners, then review each home and the help the owner is looking for before putting together a clear proposal. We do not hand the property off after the sale; acquisition is the first step in a process we manage in-house.
Who this is for
We work directly with owners of distressed, dilapidated, and tear-down residential homes in Pennsylvania and Georgia. If you own a property that needs significant work, or you are weighing what to do with a home you no longer want to maintain, we will review it and put together a proposal with no obligation to accept.
Owners of homes that need significant work
If your property is distressed, dilapidated, or a candidate for a full tear-down, we will review it and put together a straightforward proposal.
Owners weighing what to do next
If you are deciding whether to renovate, sell, or walk away from a tired property, we will look at the home and talk through the options with you.
Out-of-state and inherited property owners
If you own a Pennsylvania or Georgia home you cannot easily manage, we will review its condition and what help you need.
Common situations we review
Owners reach out for many reasons. Here are the situations we most often see when a property is ready for an honest review.
A home that has deferred maintenance
Repairs have piled up over the years and the home needs more work than you want to take on.
A dilapidated or vacant property
The home has been sitting empty or in poor condition and you are ready to move on from it.
A tear-down candidate
The structure is beyond a practical renovation and clearing the lot may make more sense.
A property you cannot manage from a distance
You own the home in Pennsylvania or Georgia but live elsewhere and cannot keep up with it.
What you get from working with us
What to expect from the proposal
A straightforward path from the first conversation about your property to a home we have acquired and taken on in-house.
Review the Property
We look at the home's condition and listen to what the owner needs, so the proposal fits the situation rather than a one-size answer.
Put Together a Proposal
We build a straightforward offer for the property and explain how we arrived at it.
Close and Take It On
When the owner agrees, we acquire the home and take on the work in-house.
Rehab, Sell, or Hold
After acquisition we renovate the home in-house, then sell it or keep it as a holding company property.
What happens after we acquire a home
Acquisition is the starting point. After we take on a property, we choose the path that fits the home and our portfolio.
Renovate in-house
We rehab the home we acquired, coordinating the structural, system, and finish work ourselves.
Sell to a buyer
When a renovated home is ready, we sell it to a buyer or share the deal with our investor network.
Keep as a holding company property
For select homes, we keep the renovated property within our portfolio rather than selling it.
Common questions about property acquisition
Straight answers about how we acquire distressed and dilapidated homes.
Related services
Property acquisition is the first step. Here is what happens next with a property we take on.
Renovation & Rehab
After acquiring a property, we handle the renovation in-house, bringing homes that need the most work back to a livable, saleable condition.
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Wholesale Property Solutions
We share available deals with our network of buyers and investors who have opted in to hear from us, matching each property to the buyer whose criteria it fits.
Learn moreOwn a property that needs work?
Tell us about your home and what help you need. We will review it and put together a clear, honest proposal with no obligation to move forward.
Call or text 470-934-2613