HomeVestors® franchise owners Paul and Tanice Myers jumped into real estate in 2002, purchasing their first property in need of repairs while their peers indulged in luxury items. By Lizzy Yeserski
HomeVestors may be most famous for its “We Buy Ugly Houses” billboards, but this real estate franchise is a community opportunity at its core. By Kelsi Trinidad
Dale and Marcy Norris had never thought about owning a franchise until they heard about HomeVestors® of America, known for its slogan “We Buy Ugly Houses®,” in the spring of 2016. By Patty Horansky
HomeVestors® of America, Inc. is a network of franchises that makes up the largest and longest-running for-cash homebuyer in the U.S. By Patty Horansky
John and Corinne Tesh like to say they are beautifying their Jacksonville, Florida, community one family at a time. As HomeVestors® of America franchisees, the “We Buy Ugly Houses®” people, the Teshes are part of a network of franchises that makes up the largest and longest-running cash homebuyer in the country. By Patty Horansky
HomeVestors® of America, the “We Buy Ugly Houses”® people, is a network of franchises that makes up the largest and longest-running cash homebuyer in the country. By Patty Horansky
Alan Washer has been a Chicago-based HomeVestors® of America franchisee for over 20 years. Washer’s years of experience have helped him identify trends in the investment real estate industry, and this insight has helped him build success with HomeVestors, even during today’s tumultuous market. By Heidi Lubrani
For the past 10 years, Ronny Vann has been a development agent and operations trainer at HomeVestors® of America. He is one of HomeVestors’ elite “secret weapons,” specializing in preparing the brand’s newest franchisees for success in a business that must continually adapt to its changing market. By Heidi Lubrani
Sometimes, real estate companies are seen as sharks; they are aggressive toward other agents and ready to pounce on the next buyer to make a sale. When April Nealey, who has years of experience in the retail real estate market and owned a property management company, learned about HomeVestors® of America, Inc., she changed course and set out on a new journey. By Heidi Lubrani
HomeVestors® of America, Inc., the company famous for its “We Buy Ugly Houses®” billboards, knows marketing makes a difference, and its unique advertising structure gives franchisees a way to benefit from each other’s efforts. By Heidi Lubrani