Sell Your House in Any Situation
Inheritance, probate, divorce, a move or money pressure. Sell on a timeline that fits what you are going through.
How it works.
Most people sell a house because life changed: a loved one passed, a marriage ended, a job moved or the payments became too much.
We buy houses in all of these situations, as they are and on your timeline. We work with attorneys, personal representatives and family members when needed, and you are never obligated to accept our offer.
Choose your situation.
Each page explains how a direct sale works for that situation.
- Sell an Inherited HouseSell a loved one's house without clearing it out, fixing it up or managing a listing from afar.Learn More
- Sell a Probate HouseSettling an estate? We work with personal representatives and their attorneys on a straightforward sale.Learn More
- Sell Your House During DivorceOne clear offer both parties can review, and a closing date that fits the settlement.Learn More
- Sell Your House When RelocatingMoving for work or family? Sell on your schedule without paying for two homes.Learn More
- Sell Your House When DownsizingReady for a smaller place? Sell without renovating, staging or clearing out every room.Learn More
- Sell a House for a Move to Assisted LivingHelp a parent, or yourself, make the move without the stress of repairs, showings and clean-outs.Learn More
- Sell Your House When Behind on PaymentsFalling behind on your mortgage is stressful. Selling may be one option. See where you stand.Learn More
- Sell a House With Liens or Back TaxesUnpaid property taxes, contractor liens or judgments do not always stop a sale.Learn More
- Sell a House After a Failed SaleFinancing fell through, an inspection killed the deal or the listing expired. Try a sale that does not depend on a lender.Learn More
What to expect.
Your timeline
Close quickly, or later when the paperwork and the family are ready.
Less to manage
No clean-out, no repairs and no showings while you deal with everything else.
Clear numbers
One straightforward offer that everyone involved can review.
Common questions.
Can you work with my attorney?
Yes. For probate, divorce and similar situations, we coordinate with your attorney or the estate's representative.
What if I am not sure selling is right for me?
That is fine. Ask us questions; there is no pressure and no obligation.