Statesville NC "We Buy Houses" Company Announces Expansion Into Cornelius NC
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CORNELIUS, N.C. & CHARLOTTE, N.C. - Michimich -- Property Solutions, LLC, Statesville and surrounding areas' premier "We Buy Houses" company, is proud to announce the expansion of their service to buy houses in Cornelius, NC.

Property Solutions has been buying, renovating, and selling houses in North Carolina since 2007 and, prior to that, in Michigan since 2004. They buy houses in Statesville, Mooresville, and other major cities in Iredell County.  With the expansion to Cornelius, Property Solutions will be in a position to capitalize on the massive growth of Charlotte North along the I77 corridor, in addition to entering a market with a much higher Median Sale Price.

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Property Solutions buys houses as-is, sometimes needing major repairs, sometimes in good condition.  They purchase properties for all cash, as well as with terms, usually at a higher price.

If you have a house in Cornelius you need to sell, visit https://www.soldcarolina.com/sell-my-house-fast-cornelius/.  Property Solutions can make you a cash offer online, over the phone, or in person by appointment.

Property Solutions, LLC has been a Statesville-Area company since 2007. Lou Gimbutis, owner of Property Solutions, has formerly served as Director of Education, President, and Vice-President of the Metrolina Real Estate Investors Association, and has joined the National Association of Real Estate Investors in lobbying to Congress against anti-investor (and thus, by extension, anti-housing-market legislation).