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Before you decide to sell
Repairs & condition
Selling as-is: what to gather before you request an offer
A little preparation can make an as-is conversation much clearer—even when you have no plans to repair the house.
Inherited homes
Inherited a house? Five decisions to make before selling
An inherited home brings practical decisions alongside personal ones. Start by clarifying who can act and what everyone wants.
Selling options
Cash offer or traditional listing: compare the money you keep
The right comparison includes costs, timing, and certainty—not only the number at the top of an offer.
Questions homeowners ask
Do I need to repair the house first?
You can request an as-is review without completing repairs. Tell us what you know about the condition so the proposed terms reflect it.
Am I obligated to accept an offer?
No. A property inquiry is a conversation, not a purchase contract. Review any written offer before deciding.
How much will I receive?
Your net proceeds depend on the agreed price, outstanding balances, and the expenses assigned to you. Ask escrow for a written estimate.
Can I choose the closing date?
Tell us your preferred timing. A proposed date depends on the property, title review, and the terms everyone agrees to.
Is a cash offer always the best choice?
No. A traditional listing, repairs, or keeping the property may fit you better. Compare costs, time, and the written terms.
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Ready to sell your house as-is?
Send us the address. Tell us about the house and when you’d like to sell.
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What’s the property address?
One address. Two short steps. No obligation to sell.
Step 1 of 2 · Property address