When John Moore heard about a company offering cash for homes, he was intrigued. The money was so attractive that he signed a deal to sell his duplex in southeast Indianapolis for more than $63,000. Shortly after, reality hit. “A few days after,” Moore said. Moore thought a quick cash offer would help him achieve his goal of buying a car so he could get around, especially to appointments with doctors. That was before he realized how much housing costs had increased and how much he would spend finding a new place to live. Moore says selling would leave him worse off financially, so he tried to end the deal. “I'm just too poor to move,” Moore wrote in a text to the company. Shortly after, the company sued. MORE: https://www.wthr.com/article/news/investigations/13-investigates/home-cash-offers-help-some-homeowners-lands-others-legal-trouble-13-investigates-midwest-cash-offer/531-e610b489-90fc-4a6e-96db-06503f36436a