You're selling it yourself
Selling on your own means fielding calls, scheduling showings and hoping a buyer's financing holds. It's a lot of work for one person.
We're a direct buyer. You get one clear written offer, no showings, and a timeline you pick.
Good to know
- Compare any offer, ours included, against what you would keep after costs, not just the headline price.
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
- Your listing expired. What now? Why houses don't sell, what to look at before relisting, and the honest pros and cons of each next step.
- Listing with an agent vs. selling to a direct buyer: an honest comparison When listing gets you more, when a direct sale makes more sense, and the questions to ask either way.
- What it really costs to sell a house The costs sellers forget to count: commissions, repairs, prep, carrying costs and fees at settlement, and how to compare offers by what you keep.
Related situations
- Your listing didn't sell No more showings, price cuts or waiting.
- It needs repairs Sell it as it is. No fixing, no cleaning, no showings.
- You're moving for work or family Sell on a schedule that matches your move.
