Your property-selling questions, answered

We review properties across 23 markets in Virginia and Maryland, including Northern Virginia, Fredericksburg City, Stafford, Spotsylvania, Culpeper, Fauquier, Greater Richmond, Frederick County, Richmond County, Newport News, Prince George’s County and St. Mary’s County. Find your exact service area.

We consider single-family houses, townhouses, multifamily properties and land. Tell us the address or parcel number, property type, condition and occupancy so we can determine whether it fits our purchasing criteria.

No repairs, staging or cleaning are required simply to ask about a purchase. We consider properties as-is. A buyer still needs to review the condition and documents before making or completing an offer.

An offer depends on the property’s location, condition, size, occupancy and other relevant information. Rental operations and land access or utilities may also affect the review. Ask us to explain the written price, contingencies and costs so you can compare your options.

Timing varies with the property review, title work, financing or funds, and agreed terms. Tell us your preferred date. We will discuss what may be practical; an inquiry does not guarantee a closing date.

A direct purchase from Jitu Investment Group is different from an agent listing. Review the written agreement for any commissions, settlement charges and allocation of costs. Compare expected net proceeds, not just the headline purchase price.

We consider townhouses. Share the association name, dues, known assessments, parking arrangements and available association documents. These details help explain the responsibilities connected with the property.

We consider occupied properties. Provide a rent roll, lease terms, deposits, vacancy information and expenses if available. Any access or transfer must account for the leases and applicable requirements. Do not send tenants’ sensitive personal records through a general contact form.

Start with the parcel number, location, acreage, any survey, legal access and utility information. Share known restrictions or easements. A parcel’s acreage does not establish that it is buildable or can be divided.

Yes, we can discuss an inherited property. Tell us who is authorized to communicate about the sale and what ownership documents are available. The title or settlement company will confirm the documents needed before closing.

Tell us about any time-sensitive notices if you are considering a sale. A purchase inquiry does not stop foreclosure or creditor action. HUD recommends contacting your loan servicer and a HUD-approved housing counselor; see HUD’s foreclosure resources.

No. Asking for information or submitting a property inquiry does not obligate you to sell. Take time to review any written offer and consult your own advisers as appropriate.

Our Properties page includes Rent-to-Own, owner-finance, Coming Soon and sold property tabs. Individual availability and terms must be confirmed with our team.

Use the property inquiry form or call 703-794-5776. Share the address, property type and your preferred timeline. SMS communication is optional and subject to the separate consent shown on the form.