Author: Paul | Danvo Properties LLC

What “As-Is” Really Means When You Sell a House As-Is in Louisville KY

December 18, 2025

If you’re trying to sell house as-is in Louisville KY, chances are the property isn’t in perfect shape, and that’s exactly why “as-is” is on your radar. Maybe the house needs repairs you don’t want to deal with.Maybe it’s inherited, vacant, or a former rental.Maybe you just want it done without pouring more money into … Continued

The Hidden Costs of Selling Your House the Traditional Way (and How Cash Buyers Eliminate Them)

October 30, 2025

By Paul

If you’ve ever sold a house the “normal” way, through a realtor, MLS listing, and endless showings, you already know how expensive and unpredictable it can be. Most homeowners focus on the sale price, not the net they actually take home. Between commissions, repairs, holding costs, and closing fees, the traditional route can chip away … Continued

What to Do With a Vacant Inherited House in Louisville (Costs, Risks & Options)

October 16, 2025

By Paul

Inheriting a house in Louisville can be a relief, until it sits vacant and starts costing you money, time, and peace of mind. Whether you’re still deciding what to do or are already overwhelmed by upkeep and legal issues, understanding your options now can save you thousands later. The Real Cost of Leaving an Inherited … Continued

Kentucky Inheritance Laws and What They Mean for Capital Gains Tax on an Inherited House

October 14, 2025

By Paul

Understanding Kentucky inheritance laws is key if you’ve inherited property and want to know how capital gains tax on an inherited house works. Whether there’s a will, no will, or multiple heirs involved, the legal process directly affects when you can sel, and what you might owe. This guide breaks it all down and ties … Continued

Should You Sell Your Inherited Property for Cash? A Guide for Kentucky Heirs

August 7, 2025

By Paul

Inheriting a home in Kentucky can stir up a mix of emotions, grief, confusion, even anxiety. Alongside the personal loss, you’re suddenly responsible for a property that might need work, comes with debt, or require probate before it’s legally yours to manage. So the big question becomes: what do you do with the inherited property? … Continued