How it works
Sell your house as-is.
One step at a time.
Start with a few details. We’ll review the property, discuss whether we can make an offer, and explain what moving forward would involve.
Start here
You don’t need
every answer yet.
To get the conversation started, share:
- The property address
- A little about its condition and occupancy
- Your preferred timing
- The best way to reach you
No repairs or cleanup are needed to request an offer.
Tell us about your home
Use the offer form or contact our team. We’ll follow up to learn about the property, your situation, and what you want from the sale.
Inherited a home? Managing a rental from a distance? Facing repairs you don’t want to take on? Share what’s going on so we can discuss whether an as-is sale fits your needs.
Review your written offer
We consider the home’s condition, location, needed repairs, occupancy, and local market activity. If we can make an offer, we explain the price and terms in writing.
Ask about the closing timeline, any conditions, and the amount you can expect to receive. You decide whether to accept. Requesting an offer does not commit you to selling.
Move forward on your terms
If you choose to move forward, we confirm the property’s condition through photos and a brief visit, then coordinate closing through title and escrow on an agreed timeline.
If the offer isn’t the right fit, we’re happy to discuss other options and see how we can help. Submitting a request does not guarantee an offer or a completed purchase.
Know your options
Choose what
works for you.
Listing puts your home in front of more buyers and may lead to a higher sale price. An as-is offer can reduce preparation and showings. Compare the price, costs, timing, and conditions of each option.
We’ll explain our offer so you can make an informed decision.
Start with a conversation.
Tell us about your home, ask a question, or talk through your options.