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For Redbrick Home Buyers, a Columbus, Ohio real estate wholesaler run by Marcus Bell that buys houses for cash in any condition and assigns the contracts to a list of 400+ local investors, build a two-sided site: sellers get a fair cash offer fast, and investors get first look at off-market deals. This is not a realtor brochure, and the cash-offer form is the main action on every page. Hero: a full-bleed daylight photo of a 1920s brick foursquare on a tree-lined Clintonville street, slightly overgrown hedge and a worn front porch, shot straight-on at eye level with a soft white-to-transparent gradient on the left third so the copy sits cleanly. Nav reads 'Redbrick Home Buyers' with links Sell your house, How it works, Investor deals, About, and a 'Get my cash offer' button. Headline 'Sell your Columbus house as-is. Close in as little as 14 days.', subhead 'No repairs, no showings, no agent fees. Tell us about the house and get a written cash offer within 24 hours.', CTA 'Get my cash offer', secondary link 'See how it works'. Type: Fraunces display set large, about 6vw on desktop, tight leading, Inter body at 17px. Palette: warm bone ground #F4F1EA, brick red #A8402B on buttons, step numbers, the offer badge and investor deal tags, ink #1B1D1F text, muted sage #DCE3D9 for section bands. Sections: a three-step how it works (tell us about the house, get a written offer in 24 hours, pick your closing date); situations we help with (inherited a house, behind on payments, tired landlord, relocating, major repairs, divorce), each a short honest paragraph; a cash offer vs listing with an agent comparison table (commissions 0% vs about 6%, repairs none vs often $10k+, closing 14 to 30 days vs 60 to 90, showings none vs many); three recent purchases with neighborhood, closing time and a short seller quote, e.g. 'We had 11 days before the move. Marcus closed in 9.' from Denise W. in Linden; an Investor deals page behind a free buyer-list signup showing deal cards with address area, beds/baths, asking price, estimated repairs and ARV (e.g. Hilltop 3bd/1ba, $89,000, repairs $32,000, ARV $175,000); FAQs on how offers are calculated, whether there are fees, and what assignment means; and a seller form asking for address, condition (good, needs work, major repairs), timeline and phone. Signature moment: a walk-away calculator where a seller enters a rough home value and repair estimate and sees two side-by-side net amounts, selling to Redbrick vs listing with an agent after commissions, repairs and holding costs, with the brick-red offer badge reused on the confirmation screen after they submit the form. Motion: hero fade-up 400ms ease-out on load, section reveals 280ms ease-out as they enter the viewport, the calculator numbers count up over 600ms, button hover lift 150ms; under prefers-reduced-motion, show everything in its final state with no animation. Use tinted neutrals only (no pure #000 or #FFF), a consistent 10px radius, soft layered shadows, and lazy-load every image below the fold. Every name, price, address area, date and quote should read as real, with no placeholders or lorem ipsum.

Wholesale real estate website template FAQs

Build two sides: a cash-offer form for sellers and a buyer-list signup for investors. B12 can generate a site like Redbrick Home Buyers' from a short prompt, with the Get my cash offer button on every page.

A three-step how it works, the situations you help with like inherited houses and tired landlords, a cash offer vs listing comparison, recent purchases with seller quotes, FAQs and a seller form asking for address, condition, timeline and phone.

Put deal cards behind a free buyer-list signup, with area, beds and baths, asking price, estimated repairs and ARV. Redbrick shows a Hilltop 3bd/1ba at $89,000 with $32,000 in repairs and a $175,000 ARV.

Use a comparison table and a calculator. Redbrick compares 0% commission with about 6% and closing in 14 to 30 days with 60 to 90, and its walk-away calculator shows both net amounts side by side.

How offers are calculated, whether there are fees and what assignment means. Redbrick answers all three next to the seller form.