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Clear and Fair Offers: No Surprises or Hidden Fees
Your House, Your Choice
Sell your house fast for cash or get help listing it with an agent.
Get a cash offer
Get a competitive offer and sell fast. Avoid repairs, holding costs and pay zero out of pocket.
- Sell your house and get paid in a matter of days.
- Skip endless showings, cleanings and repairs.
- Pick closing date & move out on your schedule.
- Pay no agent commissions and zero fees.
Example:
| $300,000 | Purchase Price |
| 0 | — Commission |
| 0 | — Closing Costs |
| 0 | — Repairs and Holding Costs |
| $300,000 | Net Profits |
List with an agent
List your house for sale on the open market to attract more retail buyers.
- List your home if you are not in a rush and your house is in good condition.
- Get more exposure and attract offers from traditional buyers.
- Get help setting an asking price and negotiating for increased profit.
- Get support from a local expert every step of the way.
Example:
| $280,000 – $340,000 | Purchase Price |
| $16,800 – $20,400 | — Commissions |
| $2,800 – $3,340 | — Closing Costs |
| $10,000 | — Repairs and Holding Costs |
| $250,400 – $306,260 | Net Profits |
How we determine your offer
We incorporate a multitude of factors such as your home’s layout, its location, market valuations, and even renovation needs when creating an equitable offer.
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Condition
Market Trends
In addition to the factors mentioned earlier, here are some other factors that can affect a cash offer we make for a property:
- Size and layout: The size and layout of the property can influence our cash offer. Larger properties or properties with unique layouts may have higher values.
- Age and construction quality: The age of the property and the quality of construction can impact the cash offer. Newer properties or properties built with high-quality materials tend to command higher values.
- Upgrades and renovations: Properties that have undergone recent upgrades and renovations, especially in kitchens, bathrooms, or other key areas, may command a higher cash offer.
- Comparable sales: The recent sale prices of similar properties in the neighborhood or surrounding area. Comparable sales help determine the fair market value of the property.
- Property’s rental potential: If the property has good rental potential, such as being located in a desirable rental market or having multiple units.
- Local amenities and infrastructure: Proximity to amenities like schools, parks, shopping centers, public transportation, and major highways can influence the cash offer.
- Zoning and future development potential: The property’s zoning designation and potential for future development or expansion can affect the cash offer.
- Environmental factors: Environmental considerations, such as the presence of hazardous materials, flood zones, or proximity to industrial sites.
- Legal and title issues: Any legal or title issues associated with the property, such as liens, encroachments, or easements. Clear title and minimal legal complications typically result in more favorable offers.
- Market timing: The current state of the real estate market, including supply and demand, interest rates, and overall economic conditions.
It’s important to note that the significance of these factors can vary depending on the specific property and local market conditions.