Once you accept our written cash offer, a local North Carolina closing attorney takes over the legal work, a member of our team keeps you updated, and you close on the date you choose. Here is every step, so there are no surprises.
ENC Home Solutions is a family-owned cash home buyer in Greenville, North Carolina, buying houses, land and mobile homes across Pitt County and Eastern North Carolina since 2020, with 150+ properties bought and counting.
What happens step by step after I say yes?
- You sign the purchase agreement electronically. It lists the price, the terms and the closing date you picked. Take the time you need, and have your own attorney review it if you like.
- We open the file with a local closing attorney. The attorney’s office runs the title search and orders payoff amounts for any mortgage, liens or back taxes.
- Your transaction coordinator checks in. A member of our team is your point of contact until closing, and you may also hear from the closing attorney’s office directly.
- Any title issues get handled. Things like an old lien, a missing signature from an heir, or an open estate are worked out with the attorney before closing.
- You take what you want from the property. Leave the rest; we handle the cleanout after closing.
- You sign the closing papers. At the attorney’s office, or by mail in front of a notary if you live out of town.
- You get paid. The attorney pays off your mortgage and any liens and pays you the rest, usually by check the same day you sign, or by another method you arrange with their office.
Who pays the closing costs?
We cover the closing costs, and there are no commissions. Your mortgage, any liens and past-due taxes are paid from the sale price at closing.
How long does it take?
You choose the closing date. Some sellers want to close as soon as the title work is done; most want time to plan a move. Either is fine with us.
Why does ENC Home Solutions close with an attorney?
In North Carolina, attorneys handle real estate closings, review title and disburse the money. That protects you: your loan is paid directly by the attorney, and the deed is recorded properly with the Register of Deeds.
Will I hear from anyone besides ENC Home Solutions?
Yes, likely from the closing attorney’s office, and from your lender’s payoff department. Be careful with any email asking you to wire money or change payment instructions; call the closing attorney’s office at a number you know before acting on it.
How does selling to ENC Home Solutions work?
- Call us or fill out the form. Tell us the address and a little about the property.
- We walk the property. A member of our team sees it in person, usually within a few days and at a time that suits you.
- You get a written cash offer. You get it within 96 hours, with no obligation and no pressure.
- You choose the closing date. A local North Carolina closing attorney handles the title work and payoffs.
- Get paid at closing. No commissions, no repairs and no cleanout, and we cover the closing costs.
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Frequently asked questions
Do I have to be at closing in person?
No. Many sellers sign by mail in front of a notary near them.
What if something comes up on the title search?
The closing attorney tells us, and we work through it together before closing. Most title issues can be solved.
Can I change the closing date after I sign?
Talk to us. We work around your schedule whenever we can.
Can I back out after signing?
Read the purchase agreement and talk to your attorney before you sign; it spells out the terms.
Do I need to keep the utilities on until closing?
Keep them on if you can, so the property can be checked before closing.
What do I bring to closing?
A photo ID, and anything the closing attorney’s office asks for, such as keys, payoff information or estate papers.
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ENC Home Solutions is not a law firm, and this page is general information, not legal, tax or financial advice. Laws and local procedures change, and every situation is different, so we recommend talking with a North Carolina attorney before you act.
Written by Rachael T., Owner, ENC Home Solutions. Last updated October 27, 2026.