Questions homeowners ask.

We look at recent comparable sales in your neighborhood and the current condition of your home, then subtract the repairs a retail buyer would expect. We’ll walk you through the math so the number makes sense.

No. There are no agent commissions and no closing costs on your side — we cover the standard closing fees. The offer we present is the amount you keep.

Wholesalers put your home under contract and then sell that contract to another investor for a markup — and that markup comes out of your price. We buy directly with our own funds and keep the home ourselves, so there’s no middleman fee eating into your offer.

Yes. You’re free to take the offer, think it over, or walk away — there’s no cost and no pressure to accept.

We can close in as few as seven days once you accept. If you need more time to plan your move, you pick a later date — the schedule is built around you.

Closing happens through a reputable local title company, which handles the paperwork and makes sure the title transfers cleanly. We coordinate the details so you don’t have to.

No public showings and no open houses. We may do a single brief visit to confirm the home’s condition, scheduled at a time that works for you.

No. Sell exactly as-is — leave behind whatever you don’t want to move, and skip the repairs entirely. We take the home in its current condition.

Foundation issues, roof damage, fire or water damage — we buy homes in all conditions. The repair costs are factored into the offer, so you don’t pay for them out of pocket.

Yes. You can sell a rental with tenants still living there — there’s no need to turn the unit over or end a lease before closing.

Often, yes. If you’re facing foreclosure, a fast, certain cash sale can help you resolve the situation before it escalates. Reach out as early as you can so we have the most time to help.