You own a house in another state
Owning a house far from where you live means every problem is a phone call, a favor or a plane ticket. Repairs, lawn care, break-ins and tenants are all harder from a distance.
You don't need to be there to sell to us. We handle the house locally, and the title company can usually arrange for you to sign remotely.
Good to know
- Ask the title company early how remote signing works for your sale, so nothing waits on paperwork.
- Keep insurance and utilities on until closing, even if the house is empty.
How it works
- 1Tell us about the houseA few taps. No photos or paperwork yet.
- 2Get a written offerIt's based on real numbers. If we can't make it work, we'll say so.
- 3Close on your dateMost close within a few weeks to two months.
Helpful reading
- How to sell an inherited house: a step-by-step guide Who can sell, how probate fits in, what to do with everything inside, and how to choose between listing, fixing up or selling as-is.
- How to sell a house when you live out of state Selling a house you can't easily visit: managing access, repairs and paperwork from a distance, and signing remotely.
- How to sell a house with tenants in it Your options for selling a rental with tenants in place, what their lease means for the sale, and how to keep things respectful for everyone.
Related situations
- The house is sitting vacant Stop paying to keep up a house nobody lives in.
- You inherited a house Take your time. Leave what you don't want; we handle the cleanout.
- You're tired of being a landlord Step away from tenants, turnovers and repair calls.
