Homes & residences
Single-family homes, townhomes, condos and residential rental houses.
Residential & commercial · Raleigh & Wake County
Every HouseHas a Story.What’s Yours?
Homes. Multifamily. Commercial. Land. From tax delinquency and pre-foreclosure to a new chapter—start a conversation about your property and what comes next.
(409) 298-6717
REAL PEOPLE. REAL PROPERTIES. REAL SOLUTIONS.A clearer next chapter
01 / A DIFFERENT STARTING POINT
A property decision.
A human conversation.
You don’t need to have every answer before you reach out. Start with the property, the questions on your mind, and what you would like to do next.
Your story first
Share what matters to you and what has brought you to this point.
A clearer conversation
Talk through the property, your timing, and questions about a possible sale.
Your decision
Take time to consider the details and decide what works for you.
ONE COMPANY. MANY PROPERTY TYPES.
Residential. Commercial.
One conversation.
A single home, an apartment building or a warehouse—the starting point is the same: your property, your timing and what you want to do next.
Multifamily properties
Duplexes, triplexes, fourplexes and apartment buildings.
Commercial buildings
Office buildings, retail spaces and other commercial real estate.
Warehouses & industrial
Warehouse buildings, storage properties and light-industrial real estate.
Mixed-use buildings
Properties combining residential and commercial space under one roof.
Vacant land & lots
Residential lots, vacant parcels and land you are considering selling.
Occupied or vacant. Inherited or no longer part of your plans. Start with a conversation; any possible transaction depends on the property and agreed terms.
Discuss your property02 / WHERE YOU ARE TODAY
Different circumstances.
One place to begin.
Tax-delinquent property. Pre-foreclosure. An inheritance or a change in plans. Choose a situation to see what may be useful to discuss about your residential or commercial property.
01When timing mattersPre-foreclosure properties
If mortgage payments have become difficult, a property conversation can be one part of understanding your choices.
What may help the conversation
Your property city, your goals, and any approaching deadlines. Keep account numbers and financial documents out of your initial message.
Contact your mortgage servicer and a HUD-approved housing counselor promptly. Speaking with McElroy Solutions does not pause deadlines or foreclosure proceedings. Seek qualified legal advice when appropriate.
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Talk with Maurice02Tax delinquency & overdue taxesTax-delinquent properties
If property taxes are delinquent, a possible sale may be one conversation to consider. Tell Maurice about your residential or commercial property and what you would like to do next.
What may help the conversation
The property city and whether a tax-related deadline is approaching. You do not need to submit the notice or any debt balance here.
Verify balances and deadlines directly with the taxing authority. McElroy Solutions does not provide tax advice or promise to resolve taxes.
Talk with Maurice03Space for the detailsProbate & estate decisions
Property decisions can involve an estate, several people, and important questions about who has authority to act.
What may help the conversation
The property city, your relationship to the property, and whether an estate representative or attorney is involved.
A qualified North Carolina attorney can explain authority, probate requirements, and legal deadlines. A conversation here is not legal advice.
Talk with Maurice04More than a houseAn inherited property
An inherited property may carry memories as well as responsibilities. Start with what you hope to do with the property and the questions on your mind.
What may help the conversation
Whether the property is occupied, its general condition, and who is involved in the decision. Do not send estate documents in your initial message.
Ownership and any required approvals need to be established before a transaction can proceed. No purchase or outcome is guaranteed.
Talk with Maurice05See the possibilitiesProperty needing repairs
An unfinished project, deferred maintenance, or major repairs may change how you feel about keeping a property.
What may help the conversation
A general description of the condition and your preferred timing. No repair estimate or inspection report is needed to begin.
The conversation does not replace an inspection or professional repair assessment. Any potential transaction depends on the property and agreed terms.
Talk with Maurice06Room to move forwardRelocation & a new chapter
A move or a change in plans can leave a property decision on your to-do list. Tell Maurice about your goals for the property you are considering selling.
What may help the conversation
Your property city, whether it is occupied, and the timing you are considering.
There is no promised closing date or guaranteed offer. You decide whether a possible next step fits your circumstances.
Talk with Maurice03 / HOW IT WORKS
From uncertainty
to a clearer next step.
A NEW PERSPECTIVE
Start where you are.
Decide what comes next.
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Tell us your story.
Call Maurice or request a conversation. Share your property’s city, its general condition, and what you’re considering.
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Have a conversation.
Discuss the property, your questions, and your preferred timing. There is room to talk through the details.
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Explore possible next steps.
If there is a potential fit, talk through what a sale might involve. Any proposal depends on the property and mutually agreed terms.
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Decide what works for you.
Review the details, consult your own advisers when appropriate, and choose whether to move forward.
MORE THAN WALLS AND WINDOWS
A place full of history.
A future still unwritten.
REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT
04 / THE PERSON YOU’LL TALK WITH
Maurice McElroy.
A conversation starts here.
REAL ESTATE INVESTOR · McELROY SOLUTIONS
Maurice is a real estate investor focused on property conversations in Raleigh and Wake County, North Carolina.
He buys properties for himself and may assign his own purchase contract. If you are considering selling, you can talk directly with Maurice about your property and what you hope to do next.
Talk with MauriceROOTED IN YOUR NEXT CHAPTER
Raleigh.
Wake County.
Property conversations with a clear local focus.
Serving
residential and commercial property owners across Wake County,
North Carolina.
05 / A LITTLE MORE CLARITY
Good questions.
Thoughtful answers.
Have a question that isn’t here?
Talk with Maurice.
Can we talk about multifamily, commercial or warehouse property?
Yes. McElroy Solutions welcomes conversations about homes, multifamily properties, commercial and mixed-use buildings, warehouses, industrial property and land in Raleigh and Wake County. Share the property type, city, general condition and timing you are considering. You do not need to send leases, tenant information or financial documents to begin. Any possible transaction depends on the property and agreed terms.
Can we talk about a home I inherited?
Yes. Start with the property’s city, whether it is occupied, and what you are considering. Ownership, estate authority, and any required approvals need to be clarified before a transaction can proceed. A North Carolina attorney can advise on those legal questions.
What if the property is in probate?
You can describe the situation, but Maurice cannot determine legal authority or provide probate advice. Speak with the estate representative and a qualified attorney about any sale requirements or deadlines.
Does the property need to be repaired first?
You can begin a conversation about the property in its current condition. Describe the repairs in general terms. Any possible proposal depends on the property and agreed terms; this website does not promise an offer or a specific closing date.
Can we discuss a tax-delinquent property?
Yes. If property tax delinquency is part of your situation, tell Maurice whether you are thinking about selling and whether a deadline is approaching. Confirm balances and deadlines directly with the taxing authority. McElroy Solutions does not offer tax advice, debt cancellation, or a guarantee of resolution.
Wake County delinquent-tax information ↗Can we discuss a property in pre-foreclosure?
Yes, if you are considering selling, you can discuss the property with Maurice. Contact your mortgage servicer and a HUD-approved housing counselor promptly, and obtain qualified legal advice as needed. Contacting McElroy Solutions does not pause any deadline or proceeding.
Find official mortgage help ↗North Carolina housing counselors ↗What should I prepare, and what happens next?
Your property city or ZIP, a general description, and your preferred contact method are enough to start. Do not send account numbers, debt balances, identity documents, or private estate papers in your initial message. Maurice can follow up about your inquiry. It does not enroll you in marketing or automated texts.
Is Maurice acting as my agent?
Maurice is a real estate investor buying for himself and may assign his own purchase contract. This site does not offer brokerage representation, legal services, or tax advice. Review the terms of any proposed transaction with your own qualified advisers.
06 / YOUR NEXT CHAPTER
Your next step
can start with
a conversation.
A few words about your property.
A question you’ve been
meaning to ask.
Start wherever you feel comfortable.
Calls welcome 24/7. A call link opens your device’s calling app.
Let’s talk about what comes next.
Contact Maurice directly by phone or email. Share your property’s city and what you’re considering, at your own pace.
Phone and email links open the apps on your device. Please leave financial account details, identity documents, and private estate papers out of your initial message.
A conversation is not a commitment to sell and does not pause legal or tax deadlines. Maurice buys properties for himself and may assign his own purchase contract.
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