Odysseus B.
8/4/2022
I had the pleasure of working with Peachtree Homes, LLC on the sale of my house in Antioch, CA. I was looking for a fast "as-is" cash sale as the house needed extensive remodeling and I decided...
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422 Lano St
San Jose, CA 95125
Peachtree Homes in San Jose, CA, offers a stress-free home selling experience for those looking to sell their house quickly and hassle-free. Their easy and fast home buying process provides competitive all-cash offers without the waiting and extra fees associated with traditional sales.
At Peachtree Homes, sellers can expect a straightforward and convenient transaction without the need for repairs, cleaning, or staging. Their team of experienced professionals ensures a fair cash offer within 24 hours, allowing sellers to close in as little as seven days and receive cash promptly.
Whether facing job relocation, financial challenges, or property burdens, Peachtree Homes caters to various seller needs by providing flexible closing options and fair cash offers based on the property's market value. Sellers can trust Peachtree Homes for a quick and hassle-free home selling process in San Jose, California.
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5.07 reviews
Anna E.
11/8/2024
I couldn't have chosen a better company to work with on the sale of my house in Hayward, CA. I originally reached out to brothers buy homes, and was not impressed at all by their sales approach,...
Yuri S.
3/6/2024
I have known Jason for several years and he helped me find and purchase my current property which is a duplex in Campbell. Jason is extremely knowledgeable and experienced in real estate and has...
John B.
6/8/2023
Our experience with Peachtree Homes has been fantastic. Definitely a pleasant experience. Selling a property and moving is never easy but they make it as smooth as it could possibly be. Spencer is...
Or D.
6/6/2022
Been dealing with Peachtree Homes on few projects, I have to say that the value that they provide for a project is one of the highest possible. They "flip houses" but not in a way that profit come...
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