FAQs

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We have an online platform to simplify the investment process with Lifting Mountains
Capital. Once you have created an account you will be able to review investment
offerings, directly invest in an opportunity, as well as manage your own investments with
Lifting Mountains Capital. A member of our investor relations team will contact once
your account has been confirmed.
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10 reasons why to sell to us:

1. You get cash quickly — no banks, no waiting. You can get cash in as fast as one week.
2. No need to make repairs or clean up — he buys properties as-is. He will remove any level of trash, furniture, clothing, etc…
3. Skip the realtor fees and commissions — you keep more of your money.
4. No open houses or showings — no strangers walking through the home.
5. Fast closing timeline — he can close in as little as 7 days.
6. Flexible move-out dates — you pick what works best for you. If you need a few weeks after closing, he can work with you.
7. He covers all closing costs — zero out-of-pocket expenses for you.
8. You avoid property taxes and upkeep costs piling up.
9. Clear out unwanted memories or stress tied to the property — especially if it’s not a place you want to manage or maintain.
10. You get peace of mind — no more worrying about what to do with it.

Selling to us is simple. Start emailing us or giving us a call. We’ll schedule a quick consultation to learn about your property and your goals. From there, we can make a fair, all-cash offer.

We purchase a wide range of properties, including single-family homes, multi-family units, and even distressed or vacant properties. Whether the property needs repairs, has tenants, or is inherited; we’re interested.

Whether you’re a homeowner, agent, wholesaler, or bird dog, starting is easy. Just reach out via our website or email us directly. We’ll walk you through our simple partnership process. Richard@liftingmountains.com

If you’ve inherited a home and aren’t sure what to do next, we can help. We’ll evaluate the property and your options with no pressure. We can help you avoid costly repairs, back taxes, or complicated probate processes by offering a straightforward sale.

Divorces are already tough, we’re here to make this part easier. We offer quick, hassle-free sales so both parties can move forward. We work with attorneys and both homeowners to ensure a smooth and fair process.

Yes, it may be possible. Every bankruptcy is different, but we often work with attorneys and trustees to help homeowners sell during or after bankruptcy proceedings. Reach out and we’ll guide you through what’s possible.

A Trustee’s Sale is part of the foreclosure process where your home is auctioned. If you’ve received a Notice of Trustee’s Sale, time is critical. Contact us immediately, we may be able to buy the home before the auction and help you avoid foreclosure.

A NOD means your lender has started the foreclosure process due to missed payments. If you’ve received one, don’t wait. We specialize in helping homeowners in pre-foreclosure sell fast and with dignity.

Absolutely. We regularly work with homeowners selling For Sale By Owner (FSBO). We’ll handle the paperwork, inspections, and closing—all without commissions or hidden fees.

We consider the property’s condition, location, market value, and any needed repairs. We’re transparent about our numbers and always aim to create win-win solutions.

Not necessarily. If you act quickly, we may be able to stop the foreclosure and buy your home before the auction date. The sooner you reach out, the more options we’ll have.

The stepped-up basis means that the property’s tax value is adjusted to its fair market value at the time of the original owner’s death. This is important for capital gains tax purposes.

For example:

• If your parent bought a home for $100,000, but it was worth $500,000 when they passed away, the new “basis” for tax purposes becomes $500,000.
• If you sell the property for $520,000, you only owe capital gains tax on the $20,000 increase—not the original purchase price.

This significantly reduces taxes compared to if you had received the property as a gift before their death.

It depends.

• Minor fixes (painting, landscaping, cleaning) can improve value without large costs.
• Major renovations may not always yield a high return.

A real estate agent can guide you on cost-effective upgrades.