Why homeowners sell
Find information for your situation.
Choose the situation closest to yours. Every house is different, and we can talk through the details when you are ready.
Inherited property
Inherited house
Start before probate or the family cleanout is finished.
Read the guideForeclosure sale
Foreclosure
Start early and find out whether there is enough time to sell before the scheduled date.
Read the guideSell a house as-is
Sell as-is
Start with the house in its current condition. No repairs or listing preparation before you ask for an offer.
Read the guideHeavy clutter
House with heavy clutter
Start without a full cleanout. Tell us about blocked rooms, hazards, and anything you hope to leave.
Read the guideDivorce sale
Divorce sale
Consider one written offer without choosing a listing agent or scheduling public showings.
Read the guideRental property
Rental property
Start with the lease and the property as it stands, whether you live nearby or out of state.
Read the guideNeeds repairs
Needs major repairs
Ask for an offer before deciding what to repair. Share any reports or estimates you already have.
Read the guideVacant property
Vacant property
Out-of-state owners can start with the address, property details, and an access plan.
Read the guidePre-foreclosure
Behind on payments
Start early with the lender notices, current payoff, and what you know about the title.
Read the guideCode and association violations
Code violations
Share the city notice or association letter early so the buyer can account for deadlines, repairs, and costs.
Read the guideRelocation
Relocating
Put the proposed closing date in writing and ask early if you may need extra time in the house.
Read the guideA simple first step
Ready to see if a cash offer fits?
In any condition.
Start with the property address and tell us a little about the house. We will explain what happens next.
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