FAQ
Why is your company named Gorilla Capital?
How is Gorilla Capital different from a traditional real estate company?
What is the Gorilla Process?
What is Gorilla Capital’s earnest money policy?
What is Gorilla Capital’s policy if my financing is denied?
Does Gorilla Capital provide a Price Guarantee?
Why buy from Gorilla Capital?
Does buying from Gorilla Capital help stimulate the economy?
How do I make an offer?
How do I work for Gorilla Capital?
How do I become a contractor for Gorilla Capital?
How does Gorilla Capital choose which homes to purchase at auction?
What happens to homes that Gorilla Capital does not buy at an auction?
How does Gorilla Capital ensure that I am buying a quality home?
Why is your company named Gorilla Capital?
- No Monkey Business for us! We are Gorillas, we put in the time and effort to find the best deals and pass the savings on to you!
How is Gorilla Capital different from a traditional real estate company?
- We only buy homes from foreclosure auctions.
- We are the legal owner of each home we have available for purchase.
- We strive to price all our available homes below market value.
What is the Gorilla Capital Process?
- We inspect, research, value and assess each property in our active territories that will be potentially be sold at foreclosure auction, so we can be assured we are purchasing quality homes.
What is Gorilla Capital’s earnest money policy?
- Earnest Money is refundable for any reason for 10 days after the effective date or if the appraisal comes in lower than the agreed upon purchase price.
What is Gorilla Capital’s policy if my financing is denied?
- You will need to provide documentation in order to receive a refund of your earnest money within 10 business days.
Does Gorilla Capital provide a Price Guarantee?
- Yes! If you are financing one of our homes and the appraisal of the property does not meet or exceed the agreed upon purchase price, you have up to 72 hours after receipt of the appraisal to terminate your contact. Plus, Gorilla Capital will refund your earnest money!
- Our trained sales team will assist you throughout the entire purchasing process, so hiring a realtor is not required.
- We offer a One Year Home Warranty on all our available homes
- We take the risk out of buying a foreclosed property.
- We have great prices.
Does buying from Gorilla Capital help stimulate the economy?
- Yes! The homes for sale at foreclosure auction are at risk of going back to the bank if they are not purchased by a third party, like Gorilla Capital.
- Distressed homes tend to bring down the value of neighboring properties.
- You can make an offer through the Gorilla Capital Website! Click the appropriate state to view an Offer Packet: Arizona, Idaho, Florida, Oregon (LINKS)
- Call or Email the contact person for the property in which you are interested.
- Call or Email your Gorilla Capital Regional Office (see Contact Page for details).
How do I work for Gorilla Capital?
- You can send a resume and cover letter to HR@GorillaCapital.com
- Visit our Employment Page for more information.
How do I become a contractor for Gorilla Capital?
- Send your contact information to the appropriate Gorilla Capital Regional Office (see Contact Page for details).
- Visit our Contractor Page for more information.
How does Gorilla Capital choose which homes to purchase at auction?
- We inspect, research, value and assess each property in our active territories that will be potentially be sold at foreclosure auction, so we can be assured we are purchasing quality homes.
What happens to homes that Gorilla Capital does not buy at an auction?
- The homes for sale at foreclosure auction are at risk of going back to the bank if they are not purchased by a third party, like Gorilla Capital.
- If someone other than Gorilla Capital purchase the property at foreclosure auction, they may or may not price the home below market value
How does Gorilla Capital ensure that I am buying a quality home?
- We offer a One Year Home Warranty from First American Home Buyer’s Protection Corporation.
- We encourage all potential buyer’s to get a full inspection and an appraisal.
