Tell us about the property and we'll give you a cash number over the phone — usually within 24 hours. No repairs, no showings, no commissions, and nothing to sign until you've read every page.
Buying in North Carolina, Florida, Texas, California and Upstate New York.
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The process
Form or phone call. We ask about condition, what's owed, and what you're trying to get done. Ten minutes.
We pull comps and recent sales on your street. If we need photos or a video walkthrough, we'll ask — you don't have to host anyone.
A real offer, in writing, with the closing date you want. We'll explain how we got there so you can judge it against listing.
A licensed closing attorney or title company in your state handles the paperwork and the funds. Wire or check. Move out when you're ready.
Straight answers
You've probably heard from a dozen companies about your house. Most are call centers in another state. We run local teams in the markets we buy in, and we'd rather tell you the truth up front than win a deal you regret.
Situations
Where we buy
A 1920s bungalow and a 1978 ranch eight minutes apart are two completely different houses, with different repair bills and different buyers. We price yours on what's sold near you, not on a metro-wide average.
Raleigh & the Triangle, Charlotte, Greensboro — plus the towns around it.
Tampa Bay, Orlando, Jacksonville.
San Antonio, Houston, Dallas–Fort Worth.
Sacramento, Fresno, Bakersfield, Inland Empire.
Buffalo, Rochester, Syracuse, Albany.
Full list of states, metros and neighborhoods.
Straight answers
It depends on the house, and any company that gives you a percentage before seeing yours is guessing. Our offer is the resale value of your house after repairs, minus the cost of those repairs, minus our costs to hold and resell it, minus our margin. We show you each of those numbers so you can argue with them. [Alon: once you have 20+ closings, replace this with your own real range — your data beats anyone else's rule of thumb.]
Usually you net less, and sometimes meaningfully less. What you trade it for is no repairs, no commission, no showings, no financing falling through, and a closing date you choose. If your house is in good condition and you have three or four months, an agent will probably get you more — and we will tell you so.
As fast as a closing attorney can clear title, which is typically one to three weeks depending on the property. North Carolina closings run through licensed attorneys rather than title companies. If there are liens, heirs, or an unresolved estate, it takes longer, and we will tell you that up front.
No. Take what you want and leave everything else where it sits, including furniture and belongings. We handle the clean-out after closing. We do not ask for repairs, paint, staging, or a pre-listing inspection.
Most are, and some are not. Ask any buyer these four questions: will you put the offer in writing, will you close through a licensed North Carolina attorney, do you charge any fee at any point, and what happens to the price if the inspection finds something. A buyer who will not answer those plainly is the one to walk away from.
Tell us on the first call. Sometimes a sale still works and sometimes it does not — if it does not, we will say so immediately rather than tie up your house while we figure it out.
We call and text while you are considering it. When you tell us you are not interested, that is the end of it. There is no deadline on our offer that we invented to rush you.
If your property sits in a neighborhood where homes are being torn down and rebuilt, the land may be worth more than the house. We work directly with Triangle builders, and that's a different conversation.
No obligation. If listing would net you more, we'll tell you that instead.