A job transfer or a new lease does not wait for an Abington listing to sell. Postwar homes here vary a lot, from Cape Cods and ranches to split-levels and older cottages, and each one has its own list of small repairs. Doing them takes weeks. A move date three weeks away does not leave that time.
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Tell Kaizen Home Buyers the dates you cannot miss. Our offer is cash and as-is, with no repairs, no agent commission and an offer within 24 hours, and closing takes 14 to 30 days or lands on your date. We will say what we can and cannot support once we see the title and access picture.
Abington's Use & Occupancy page describes new businesses and commercial transfers, and does not address a home sale. The Fire Marshal's Office, at 1176 Old York Road and open 7:30 am to 5 pm, is a sensible first call to ask what the township expects when a house changes hands. The number is 267-536-1057. Ask early, because any inspection date has to fit your move. If the answer is unclear, ask in writing and keep the reply with your closing papers.
IRS Publication 523 says the home-sale result can depend on whether the house was your main home, how long you owned and lived in it, any earlier exclusion and, for a work-related move, a possible partial exclusion. Kaizen does not give tax advice. Bring the proposed price, closing date and your ownership history to a tax professional before you rely on an exclusion. Keep every closing document, since your tax adviser will want them. Keep records of your purchase and closing dates, since the tests in the publication turn on dates.
Abington's data lists dated postwar homes and deferred maintenance among the township's common situations, in neighborhoods such as Roslyn, Crestmont, McKinley and North Hills. If you are moving out, list what is original and what is not. The roof, water heater and electric panel matter more to our number than paint or carpet. Make a short list for each major system, with its age if you know it. That list speeds up the review more than a long description does.
Send the address and your calendar. We look at the home as it stands and give a cash offer. You do not repaint, replace flooring or stage rooms. Then compare it with what an agent expects after repairs, commission and months of carrying a house from another state. We ask about the age of the roof and the water heater early, since those two drive the repair estimate on most postwar houses.
A closing date has to be supported by title work, so we confirm ownership and payoffs before we promise one. If you need to move before closing, say so up front so the contract covers keys and the condition on handover. The offer is a number you can compare, not a deadline you must meet. Call or text Kaizen Home Buyers at 267-329-0084.
Often within 14 to 30 days, or on a date you choose. Title, payoffs and signers decide whether your date is workable, so give us the fixed date first. Fixed dates help us most, so share the earliest and latest day that works.
No. Kaizen buys as-is with no repairs. Show us known defects so the offer matches the house.
It can. IRS Publication 523 covers the tests and a possible partial exclusion for a work-related move. Ask a tax professional.
The Use & Occupancy page covers business transfers and does not address homes. Call the Fire Marshal's Office at 267-536-1057 to confirm.
General information, not legal or tax advice. Rules change; confirm details with the office or a professional.
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