About Maria Mercedes Home Solutions
We're the small team behind this phone number, and we exist because too many sellers in hard spots were getting picked apart by the wrong buyers.
- Free for Every Seller
- Buyers Take Homes As-Is
- Closings in as Little as 7 Days
Why This Referral Service Exists
Maria Mercedes Home Solutions grew out of a list, not a launch. Before the website, a few of us spent years working around real estate investors, and we kept watching sellers in genuinely hard spots get handled badly. A homeowner three payments behind signs with the first bandit sign she calls. The verbal number sounds decent. Then a twenty-minute walkthrough turns into a $12,000 price cut the week of closing, and she takes it, because the auction date won't wait for her to start over.
The other version stung worse. A wholesaler ties up an inherited house for 90 days on a contract he never intends to close himself, shops it around town, finds nobody, and walks. The heirs get their house back with a season gone and the estate's bills still running. Almost none of that is illegal. All of it is common.
So we started keeping names. Investors who showed real proof of funds before asking for a signature. Investors whose closed purchases sat right there in county records, funded on the date the contract promised. Friends of friends got matched off that list first. Then strangers did. Eventually the list needed a phone number and a name, and that's the company you're reading about now.
How an Investor Earns a Spot in the Network
Writing us a check doesn't do it. Every buyer clears the same screen before a seller ever hears their name.
- Proof of funds. A bank letter or recent statement showing they can close with their own money. "My partner's got it" doesn't pass, and neither does a loan pre-approval that would expire before your closing date arrives.
- A verifiable track record. Closed purchases in the public record, under their name or their company's. Rookies might be lovely people. They can practice on somebody else's house.
- No assignment games. The contract names the party actually buying the house, backed by earnest money that stings to forfeit. Your signed agreement never gets shopped to strangers while you wait.
- Behavior after the handshake. A buyer who springs a late price cut without a genuine inspection finding is out. Same for anyone pushing a same-day signature. We follow up with sellers after closing and act on what we hear.
Removals happen. Rarely, which is the point. The buyers who stay know exactly why the calls keep coming.
Want to know how we'd handle yours?
Ten minutes with a real person gets you a straight read on your situation and a likely price range.
A Matching Service, Not a Brokerage or a Buyer
We don't purchase houses and we don't hold real estate licenses. Our job ends at a good introduction. You describe the property and what's going on, we pick the buyer in the network who actually wants that house in that market, and the two of you negotiate directly. An independent title or escrow company runs the closing and holds every dollar, which is exactly where the money should sit.
Most sellers who call are working through some version of selling a house as-is, so buyers get judged on how honestly they price repairs, not just on speed. The network currently operates across 12 states in the South and Midwest, and each state page spells out the local wrinkles, from attorney-closing rules to foreclosure timelines.
Two guides are worth your time before you sign with anyone, including a buyer we send. Read how to tell a legit cash buyer from a contract flipper, then run the real math on a cash offer versus listing. Cash isn't always the winning move, and we'd rather lose your deal than earn it on bad information.
What we'd tell a friend
Ask every buyer for proof of funds, even one of ours. Get the number in writing before you commit to anything. And treat "this price is only good today" as a confession, because a real offer survives a night of sleep.
How We Get Paid for Introductions
Investors pay us a referral fee when an introduction turns into a closed purchase. That's the entire revenue model. You'll never get a bill from us, and nothing comes off your proceeds at the closing table. The price on your contract is the money that funds to you.
The obvious worry: couldn't a buyer shave an offer to cover our fee? They could try it once. Fee recovery through lowballing is the first pattern we screen offers for, and it ends the partnership, because free-to-the-seller is the one promise this whole service stands on.
Talk It Through With Someone Who'll Be Straight With You
No charge for the call and no script pushing you toward yes. If listing with an agent would net you more, you'll hear that first.
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