Before you sell your house to anyone, know who you are dealing with.
You are about to hand someone your address, and maybe the story of a hard year. You should know who they are. Here, that is Angel Gomero: a U.S. Navy veteran who has worked as a contractor, and the local owner of Remodeling Investment Group.
Local to Hampton Roads
Not a franchise or an app
As-is, any condition
We work directly with licensed real estate professionals
Free and no obligation. No agent commissions, and we cover the closing costs.
Rather talk? Call (757) 386-0307 or text us.
Meet Angel
Meet Angel Gomero, owner of Remodeling Investment Group.
Remodeling Investment Group is Angel’s company. When you ask us for an offer, you are dealing with a local business
and its owner, not a national franchise, an app or a directory.
Three parts of his background show up every time he looks at a house.
He is a U.S. Navy veteran. He understands PCS orders and deployments firsthand, so he
knows what it means when a report date is fixed and the house is not ready.
He has worked as a contractor. He can walk through a house and see what it actually
needs, then price those repairs honestly.
He is a real estate investor who has closed on a lot of properties. The process is
not new to him, so it does not have to be stressful for you.
And he is local. He buys houses here in Hampton Roads, and this is where his name is on the
line.
He also has a partner who helps analyze deals: Jennifer Quintanar, a licensed real estate agent with Elite Realty Group, who works directly with the company.
Jennifer QuintanarPartner, Remodeling Investment GroupLicensed real estate agent with Elite Realty Group
The team
Meet Jennifer Quintanar, partner and licensed real estate agent.
Selling a house is a big decision, and you should know who is behind the offer. It is not only Angel.
Jennifer Quintanar is a partner in Remodeling Investment Group and a licensed real estate agent with Elite Realty Group. She works directly with the
company and helps analyze deals.
Because Jennifer helps analyze deals, a licensed agent’s view of the market sits alongside Angel’s contractor’s eye on what the house really needs.
What reaches you is simple: one direct, as-is cash offer from Remodeling Investment Group. No listing, no showings,
no waiting on a buyer’s lender.
Navy veteran-owned
A Navy veteran who plans the sale around your orders.
If you are reading this with PCS orders on the kitchen table, you already know the problem. The
report date is fixed. The house is not ready to sell, and there is no time to make it ready.
Angel understands that firsthand. Tell us your report date and we plan the sale around it. You
pick the closing date, and we close on it once title is clear. The house does not need repairs,
cleaning or showings first.
Not military? The same goes for any hard deadline: a new job in another state, a move to be near
family, an estate that needs settling.
active-duty Navy and Marine Corps personnel in Hampton Roads, counted in the Navy’s regional economic
impact report. Orders move a lot of families in and out of this region.
How Angel prices the repairs on a house sold as-is.
Every as-is cash offer starts with one question: what will this house take to fix? When a buyer
gets that wrong, the seller usually pays for it.
A buyer who cannot judge repairs has to guess, and guesses tend to run high, because a cushion
protects the buyer. That cushion comes out of your price.
Angel has worked as a contractor. He can tell a stained ceiling from a failed roof, a sticking door
from a foundation problem, and a dated kitchen from a gut job. He prices what is really there,
instead of padding it.
It works both ways. If something looks bad but is a small fix, it is priced as a small fix. Then we
go over the numbers with you before you agree to anything.
What a contractor looks at on a walk-through
Roof and atticAge, leaks, soft decking, and what needs doing now versus later.
Foundation and framingReal structural trouble, versus the settling every older house has.
Water and moistureStains, rot, crawl space and drainage, and where the water is coming from.
Heating and coolingWhat is near the end of its life, and what just needs service.
Plumbing and electricalOld supply lines, dated panels and anything that is a safety issue.
Kitchens, baths and finishesFloors, paint, cabinets and fixtures, priced as the cosmetic work they are.
Nothing on this list has to be fixed before you sell to us.
Angel’s straight answer
Sell your house as-is for cash, or list it? Here is how Angel sees it.
Angel buys houses, and he will still tell you when buying yours is not the best move for you. A
contractor’s eye works both ways: it sees when a house is ready for the open market, too.
When Angel would tell you to list instead
You may do better on the open market if:
The house is in good shape.Updated, clean, nothing big waiting on a repair. Buyers with a loan will often pay more for a house they can move straight into.
Time is on your side.No report date, no notice on the door, no second payment you cannot carry. You can wait out showings and a buyer’s lender.
You are fine running the sale.Keeping the house show-ready, working through a buyer’s inspection list, and paying a commission at the end.
When a cash offer fits
A direct, as-is sale to us makes sense if:
The house needs work. A roof, a foundation, water damage, or years of deferred repairs you do not want to pay for or manage.
There is a date you cannot move. PCS orders, a foreclosure notice, back taxes, an estate to settle. You pick the closing date and plan around it.
You want it simply done. No repairs, no cleaning, no showings and no waiting on a lender. The tradeoff is honest: the offer reflects the house as it is today.
Remodeling Investment Group makes one kind of offer: a direct, as-is cash offer. If your house sounds
like the first list, listing it is a good choice. If it sounds like the second, send us the address.
Local cash home buyer vs. franchises, apps and directories.
Search “we buy houses” and you will find a few kinds of companies behind the same promises. None of
them are wrong for everyone. Here is the question worth asking each one.
National franchise
A local office working under a national brand and its playbook.
Ask: Who makes the offer, and who will I deal with all the way to closing?
App or instant online offer
A number built mostly from data and photos. It can suit a newer house in good shape.
Ask: Can the number change once someone actually sees the house?
Directory or “best buyers” list
A site that collects your details and may pass them to one or more investors you never picked.
Ask: Who gets my information when I press submit?
Remodeling Investment Group
A local Hampton Roads company owned by Angel, a Navy veteran who has worked as a contractor and
looks at your house as it really is. When you ask for an offer here, it comes to us.
Ask us every one of those questions too. We would rather earn the yes.
What to expect
What to expect when you sell your house to us.
Three steps, and you stay in control of every one. You can stop at any point.
01
Tell us about the house
Share the address and a few details online. It takes a few minutes, and there is no obligation.
02
Get a fair cash offer
We look at the house as it is and give you a fair, no-obligation cash offer, fast.
03
Close on your timeline
If you accept, you pick the closing date. We close on that date, once title is clear.
You can count on
A fair, no-obligation cash offer, fast.
We buy as-is, in any condition. No repairs, no cleaning, no clean-out.
No agent commissions, and we cover the closing costs.
You pick the closing date. We close on it once title is clear.
Repairs priced honestly, and we go over the numbers with you.
A straight answer on what happens next. Depending on the house, we may renovate it ourselves, or our purchase contract may be assigned to another buyer. We tell you upfront, in writing.
I inherited a property that needed a massive amount of work—roof leaks, outdated plumbing, you name it. I didn’t have the time or funds to fix it up before putting it on the market. Remodeling Investment Group came through with a fair cash offer within 24 hours. The process was smooth, transparent, and we closed in under two weeks. Couldn't recommend them enough!
Marcus T.
Seamless experience from start to finish.
I had to relocate for a new job on short notice and needed to sell my home fast without dealing with endless open houses or repair demands from retail buyers. Remodeling Investment Group made a direct cash offer, handled all the paperwork, and let me pick my closing date. Truly stress-free!
Elena R.
Perfect solution for landlords ready to step away.
After dealing with problematic tenants and constant repairs on my rental property, I was ready to exit. Remodeling Investment Group bought the property as-is—no cleaning or repairs required. They were honest, polite, and kept every promise they made. A top-tier team!
David K.
Questions
Questions about Angel and the company
Who owns Remodeling Investment Group?
Angel Gomero owns Remodeling Investment Group. He is a U.S. Navy veteran, he has worked as a contractor, and as a real estate investor he has closed on a lot of properties. He is local to Hampton Roads, Virginia.
Are you a national franchise or an app?
No. Remodeling Investment Group is a local Hampton Roads company, not a national franchise, an app or a directory. When you ask for an offer on this site, it comes to us.
How does Angel decide what to offer on my house?
He starts with the house as it is: where it is, its condition and what it would honestly take to repair. Angel has worked as a contractor, so he prices the repairs that are really there instead of padding them. Then we make a fair, no-obligation cash offer and go over the numbers with you.
Is a licensed real estate agent involved in your offers?
Yes. We work directly with licensed real estate professionals, including our partner Jennifer Quintanar, a licensed real estate agent with Elite Realty Group, who helps analyze deals. What we offer you is one thing: a direct, as-is cash offer. Jennifer works with us, so she is not your agent in the sale, and you are always free to have your own agent or attorney look over any offer before you sign.
What happens to my house after I sell it to you?
It depends on the house, and we tell you before you sign. We make you a cash offer. Depending on the house, we may renovate it ourselves, or our purchase contract may be assigned to another buyer. Whichever it is, we tell you upfront, in writing, and the purchase agreement sets out your price, your closing date and the terms.
Will you sell my information or send it to a list of investors?
No. We do not sell your personal information, we do not pass your request around to a list of investors, and we do not share your phone number or your consent to receive texts with anyone for their own marketing. If your purchase contract is going to be assigned to another buyer, we tell you upfront, in writing, before you sign, and only the details that buyer needs to close go to them. Otherwise, information goes only where a sale you choose to make needs it, such as the title company.
Do I have to accept your offer?
No. Asking for an offer is free and there is no obligation. If it does not work for you, say no, and that is the end of it.
Can I see reviews from other sellers?
Yes. Reviews from sellers are on this page, and we post only real ones. No made-up reviews, no star ratings, no inflated counts. Ask us anything, take your time, and judge the offer on its own.
Tell Angel about your house. See what he would offer.
You have read who we are. The next step takes a few minutes: send the address and a few details,
and Angel gets back to you with a fair, no-obligation cash offer, fast. Then you decide.
Send the address and a few details. No obligation.
Get a fair cash offer. For the house as-is, repairs priced honestly.
Pick your closing date. We close on it once title is clear.
