Your timing, the home’s condition, and how you want to receive payment all matter. We start there, then explain the structure of any purchase we propose.
A direct sale can offer convenience, but it is worth comparing the net proceeds and responsibilities with other ways of selling.
Payment at closing
A direct cash purchase
A purchase price paid at closing, with payoff amounts and agreed costs accounted for. We review the property’s current condition and explain our proposed terms.
Compare expected net proceeds, not just price.
Review any inspection or closing conditions.
Agree on costs and the possession date.
A different payment structure
Negotiated financing
Some situations may allow a discussion of seller financing or an arrangement involving existing debt. These carry ongoing responsibilities and risks that need careful review.
Understand when and how payments are made.
Review existing loan terms and protections.
Get independent legal and financial advice.
The open market
Listing with an agent
Marketing to a wider pool of buyers may be worth considering, particularly if your priority is market exposure and you have flexibility for the selling process.
Discuss preparation and marketing with an agent.
Compare negotiated fees and likely expenses.
Consider showings, contingencies, and timing.
Our approach
Buying with a plan for the home’s next chapter.
Our focus is purchasing homes with renovation potential, improving them, and reselling them. The work ahead and the economics of that project shape what we can propose.
We’re open to different transaction structures when appropriate. The written agreement should explain who is purchasing, the payment terms, any assignment rights, and what must happen before closing. Ask about anything that is unclear.
Before you decide
Questions homeowners ask us.
Something else on your mind? You can ask us directly.
No. With financing, some or all payments may arrive over time and obligations may continue beyond closing. That changes the risk and the meaning of the headline price. Review the complete terms with independent advisers.
What does an arrangement involving an existing mortgage mean?+
It requires a close review of the existing loan and the proposed agreement. Do not assume a sale releases the borrower, changes lender rights, or has lender approval. Have an independent attorney explain the obligations and risks before agreeing.
Can I compare an offer with listing my home?+
Yes. Compare estimated net proceeds, preparation costs, the time involved, and the conditions of each path. Requesting an offer from us does not obligate you to choose it.
Will you recommend what is best for my finances?+
We can explain our proposed purchase and answer questions about it. We are the prospective buyer, not your independent financial or legal adviser. Use your own advisers to assess suitability and consequences.
Your home. Your next step.
Let’s see what could work for you.
Share the property, the timing, and what matters most. We’ll take it from there.