Situations
Situations we buy in
Almost nobody sells to a cash buyer because they woke up wanting to. Something is driving it. These are the five we see most.
The house is usually the simpler half of the problem. A probate that four siblings need settled, a sale date on the courthouse calendar, a tenant who stopped paying in March — those are the actual situations, and the house is just the asset caught in the middle of them.
Each page below covers what typically has to happen in that situation, what tends to go wrong, and where a cash sale genuinely helps versus where it does not.
Facing foreclosure
When there is a date on the calendar, everything is sequencing. What your options actually are and how fast each one moves.
Learn moreInherited a property
Probate, multiple heirs, out-of-state siblings, and a house nobody has lived in for two years.
Learn moreSelling during divorce
Two names on a deed, a court that wants the asset converted, and two people who need one clean closing.
Learn moreTired of being a landlord
Non-paying tenants, turnover damage, and a rental that stopped earning its keep. We buy occupied.
Learn moreStorm or structural damage
Hail, tornado rebuilds that stalled, and foundation movement that killed the last buyer's financing.
Learn moreSomething else entirely
Job relocation, medical bills, a hoarding situation, a vacant house you have carried too long. Call and describe it.
Talk to usGet your cash offer
Start with your property address. On the next step we ask how to reach you and anything we should know about the house.