What we handle
When a house becomes a problem, everyone shows up with an offer. Nobody shows up with a conversation.
Four situations we deal with constantly. If yours isn’t here, call anyway. It probably still has a way forward.
The house needs work
Deferred maintenance, a failed inspection, damage you’d rather not pay to fix. As‑is means as‑is.
Selling as-isYou inherited it
Probate, siblings, and a house that can come with everything still in it. We’ll carry the heavy part.
Inherited & probateYou’re behind on payments
A Notice of Default isn’t the end of the road. There are more options than most people are told.
Foreclosure & liensYou’re done being a landlord
Tenants in place is fine. Truly. Occupied, mid‑lease, deferred maintenance and all.
Selling a rentalThe work
We buy the house, then we actually fix it.
Every house we take on gets renovated and put back into use. That’s the business, not paperwork, not flipping a contract to whoever answers first.
It also means the number we give you is real. We’re pricing a project we have to finish ourselves, so there’s no incentive to promise something now and renegotiate later.
BeforeAfter
Drag to compare. The same garage and driveway, the day we bought it and the day we finished.
Start here
Where’s the house?
That’s the only question we need to begin. No obligation, and nobody else gets your information.
How it works
Three steps, and a number you can check.
Tell us the situation
A conversation, not a pitch. What the house is, what’s going on, what you’d want to happen. No pressure and no countdown.
One walkthrough
We come look at it in person. You don’t clean, repair, or move anything. It takes about half an hour.
One honest number
With the math shown. Take it, leave it, or take it to somebody else to check.
Every situation has a way forward.
We don’t assign contracts. If it doesn’t close, we buy it ourselves.
Peter Eberhardt · Founder
Who you’re dealing with
Founder‑led, with a team behind every deal.
HARDT was founded on a simple belief: homeowners in difficult situations deserve to be treated with respect, not pressure. Peter Eberhardt started the company after watching too many wholesalers take advantage of sellers already navigating foreclosure or probate, treating people as transactions instead of partners in a fair deal.
A competitive BMX racer before he was an investor, he bought his first property at twenty-two and has been renovating houses across these four counties since. His eyes are on every house, with a team behind him that gets it done.

Tell us about the house.
Three questions, no obligation, and nobody else gets your information.
