Deal Vault by KeysOver: Off-Market Investment Properties in NEPA and Tampa Bay

How the Deal Vault works

Our acquisitions team (House Buying Solutions) buys houses across Northeast Pennsylvania every month, many of them off market. Some we renovate and sell as Keys Included homes. The rest go to the Deal Vault: as-is houses priced for investors, offered first to the buyers list.

You tell us your markets, price range and whether you close with cash, hard money or financing. To see private details, complete a call and proof-of-funds review, sign the Buyer Partner Agreement and post the refundable partner bond. When a house fits, we let you know by text. First qualified buyer to commit gets it.

Is wholesaling legal in Pennsylvania?

Pennsylvania's Act 52 (2024) regulates wholesaling: selling your interest in a house under contract without first taking title as the owner of record. The Deal Vault does not work that way. We buy the house with our own funds and take title, then sell it to you in a separate closing. Every listing says whether we already own the house or have it under contract to buy, and a house we do not own yet is shown publicly only as a summary.

Double closing versus assignment, for the end buyer

In a double closing we buy the house with our own funds, then sell it to you in a separate closing, often the same day at the same title company. You buy from the owner of record with your own cash or loan, and you get a clean chain of title. In an assignment you would step into someone else's contract with the original seller. We do not assign contracts. We double close.

Who the Deal Vault is for

Landlords building a Northeast PA portfolio, out-of-state investors buying for cash flow, flippers who want a steady source of houses, and contractors who buy their own projects. Out-of-state investors made up almost 15% of Scranton and Wilkes-Barre purchases in early 2026; many of them buy from us.