Welcome to HomeTenders of America
For more than 25 years, HomeTenders of America has been helping homeowners sell their vacant homes faster and for more money. At the same time, HomeTenders has been providing an exceptional value in temporary housing to our HomeTenders (resident-caretakers) and their families. It's all made possible through HomeTender's innovative dual-service concept, which benefits both the HomeOwner and the HomeTender.
Benefit to the Homeowner (and Realtor).
To help sell a vacant house, HomeTenders of America contracts responsible caretakers to move into the house, furnish it, and maintain a "model home" environment, inside and out. These resident-caretakers or "HomeTenders" will make the home show-ready from 9 am to 8 pm every day of the week. Professional interior designers, landscapers and pool service are also provided by HomeTenders of America to ensure the most attractive home to potential buyers. With a HomeTender in residence, vacant homes are more secure, better maintained and easier to showcase. As a result, the homes sell faster and at a higher price. Best of all, for this valuable service, the homeowner (or realtor) pays absolutely nothing. The HomeTenders service is FREE!
Benefit to the HomeTender.
For a select group of individuals, the HomeTender resident-caretaker contract provides an exceptional value in temporary housing. For a monthly fee that's much lower than a comparable rent, the HomeTender (and family) enjoy a comfortable lifestyle in an upscale residence. HomeTender homes typically sell for $350,000 to over $2 million, but the "HomeTending" residence fee is from $650 to $1150 per month. In exchange for keeping the house in showable condition, HomeTenders can enjoy the highest standard of living at a very reduced cost. In addition, most credit difficulties are not an issue and there is very little start up cost.
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Don't find out the hard way that you aren't covered for a claim on your home! Homes are taking longer to sell, and some people move into a new house before the old one is sold, leaving it vacant. This can cause a problem because a homeowners insurance policy typically requires that the owner live in the house. A vacant house has an increased posibility of vandalism and or damage. Don't let this happen to you!
