Straight answers before you sell
Most people considering a cash sale are quietly worried about being taken advantage of, and the industry mostly answers that by insisting it is trustworthy. These pages answer it the other way: here is how the business actually works, here is what to check, and here is how to point all of it at us.
Are we buy houses companies legit?
Some are. Plenty are not. The business is legal and legitimate. It is also full of operators who tie up your house and then try to renegotiate. You can tell them apart in about ten minutes, and this page is the checklist.
Read the full answer →How much do cash home buyers pay?
Less than the house would get listed in good condition, always. Anyone who says otherwise is not being straight. The number to compare is not the headline price. It is what actually reaches your bank account after everything comes out on each route.
Read the full answer →Who buys houses for cash?
Four different kinds of business, all using the same words in their ads: iBuyers, national franchises, local investors, and wholesalers. They pay differently and close differently. Only one of them might not actually be buying your house. Knowing which one you are talking to tells you what their promises are worth.
Read the full answer →How fast can you sell a house for cash?
About one to three weeks when title is clean. The money is almost never what slows it down. The title search is, and if you have a mortgage, so is your servicer's payoff statement. Anyone promising seven days without seeing your title is guessing.
Read the full answer →Sell my house without a realtor
There are three real routes. Sell it yourself, pay a flat fee to get on the MLS, or sell direct to a buyer. They are not interchangeable. The right one depends mostly on the house's condition and whether you have time, not on which sounds cheapest.
Read the full answer →Is selling to a cash buyer a good idea?
Sometimes. Say your house is in good condition, your market is moving, and you have no deadline. Then listing it will almost certainly net you more, and you should do that instead. A cash sale earns its discount when the house cannot be shown well or you cannot wait.
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Ask us what we would pay, then check us against these pages
You do not need a number ready, or photos, or a plan. Want to know your real options, even the ones that do not involve us? Call and ask.
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