DKL Blog
Why choose us instead of another offer?
Maybe you can relate to this scenario: You have five postcards in your mailbox from folks who want to purchase your North Carolina house. And we’re one of those five. Since this is our blog, you...
Is this a scam?
At DKL Housing Solutions, we call or mail homeowners (especially folks who have distressed properties), asking if we can buy their house. And a lot of times, we hear people ask, “Is this a scam?” To...
5 reasons to sell your NC house off market
Picture this scenario: You have a house in disrepair and don’t know how you’re going to pay to fix it. And you need money fast. The answer to these problems may lie in one solution: Selling your...
Tips for Moving from Your NC House
Moving can be a tedious process. We’ve helped plenty of North Carolina homesellers move, and we know it can sometimes be a daunting task. If you’re planning to move from your NC house soon, and you...
Selling myths (and how we debunk them)
Thinking about selling your NC property? Make sure you aren’t duped into believing some of the home-selling myths out there. At DKL, we buy houses, and we’ve heard each of these myths. In this post,...
Spruce up the walls of your NC house
So, you’re planning to sell your NC house in a few months, but you want it to look great while you still live there. We understand. After all, there’s no reason why you can’t live in an...
What improvements do I need to make before I sell my NC house? (8 Tips)
Home selling can be a daunting task, especially if it's your first time doing so. If you're thinking about selling your NC house, you may want to consider what home improvements you can make that...
How do I sell my NC house if it’s in a bad location?
If you’ve read our other blog posts, you know how to prevent your house from going beyond repair and what you need to fix before you sell it. But what if your house isn’t your biggest issue? What if...
How do I keep my NC house from getting beyond repair?
A house is considered beyond repair when there’s no way to fix it in a way that makes good financial sense. This means if your house is going to cost you more to fix it than to sell it for the cost...