Situations We Help With
No matter the circumstances, tell us about your property.
Inherited property
Inheriting a house can come with a to-do list, out-of-town family and carrying costs. Buyers in our network work with heirs and estates, often purchasing as-is so you don’t have to clear out, repair or stage the property.
Foreclosure pressure
If you’re behind on payments, time matters. Some buyers can move quickly. Consider speaking with your lender or a HUD-approved housing counselor as well, and review any offer carefully.
Needs repairs
Roof, foundation, outdated or damaged — many buyers purchase houses in any condition, so you may be able to skip costly repairs and contractors.
Relocating
Job change or moving closer to family? Many buyers offer flexible closing dates to fit your move.
Divorce
Selling a shared home is hard enough. Working with a buyer who can be flexible on timing may help simplify the process.
Tenants in place
Some buyers will purchase rental properties with tenants in place or deal with difficult leases, so you may not have to evict or wait for a lease to end.
Vacant house
An empty house still costs taxes, insurance and upkeep. Buyers may purchase vacant properties as-is.
Tired landlord
Ready to be done with repairs, turnover and late rent? Tell us about your rental and we’ll connect you with interested buyers.
Every situation is different, and buyers decide independently whether they can help. We make no guarantees about offers, prices or timelines.