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A clear place to start
You can request a review before repairing, cleaning, or preparing for showings. There is no obligation to accept an offer.
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Our four-step home-buying process
1. Tell us about the property. Share the address, condition, ownership, occupancy, and timeline. Let us know about any estate issue, lien, court deadline, or other circumstance that could affect the sale.
2. Arrange the property review. We’ll discuss an appointment and the information needed to evaluate the house. Ask how the visit works and what you should have available.
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3. Review the cash offer. If the house fits our criteria, we’ll explain the price and proposed terms. Consider the conditions, costs, possession arrangements, and closing date. You can compare the offer with listing or another sale method.
4. Complete title and closing work. If you accept, a local closing attorney handles the title and closing requirements. The actual date depends on the agreement and the issues that must be resolved.
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What affects the offer?
We consider location, property condition, expected repairs, comparable values, and the costs and risk of buying the house. An as-is purchase reflects the house today, rather than what it might be worth after a renovation.
Ask us to explain the reasoning. Compare likely net proceeds and the work you avoid, as well as the offer price. Our cash buyer versus agent comparison can help you weigh the alternatives.
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What should be clear before you sign?
Review the buyer’s identity, purchase price, contingencies, closing costs, deadlines, and possession terms. Ask how an unresolved title issue, inspection finding, tenant situation, or other condition could affect the transaction.
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We buy directly rather than listing your house for you. Requesting an offer is free and carries no obligation. The purchase agreement should explain the costs and conditions of the sale.
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Choose a timeline that can be completed
Tell us the date you want to work toward. A cash purchase can avoid buyer mortgage-financing steps, but title work, required approvals, and contract conditions still need to be completed. We will discuss the property’s circumstances before committing to a closing schedule.
Request your cash offer, explore our FAQs, or call 502-309-2220 to talk through the process.
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Your next step can be simple
Let’s talk about your house.
Tell us about the property and the timeline you have in mind. We’ll explain a direct purchase so you can decide whether it fits.
Request a cash offer