Frequently Asked Questions:

Are you really going to buy my property with cash?

While we commonly use the industry term "cash," the actual payment process typically involves a title/attorney/escrow company managing the transaction paperwork. They will facilitate payment to you through options such as wire transfer, check, or cashier's check upon the closure of the transaction. Despite the term "cash," the payment method will be electronic or through a financial instrument, and you won't receive physical currency.

Am I able to sell my property as is?

Certainly, you'll be selling the property to us in its current condition. We only request any available information you may have about the property. Typically, we'll ask you a brief set of questions, but we acknowledge that you might not have extensive knowledge about the property, and that's perfectly fine.

It's important to note that we won't require you to do any work to the property before finalizing the sale. We understand that we are acquiring the property in its current state, and there's no expectation for additional work on your part.

How do I accept an offer?

The best way to move forward is to sign and send us back the purchase agreement by email, text, or mail. We can also send you a purchase agreement by email to sign electronically.

It’s always a good idea to give us a call as well to let us know you are accepting the offer. That way we’ll be able to keep an eye out for it.

If you have any questions about the offer, just call or email us so we can discuss it.

How quickly can you close?

We close as soon as the paperwork is completed.

Generally, this is 14-30 days. We use a title company or an attorney to coordinate the closing transaction.

Sometimes, they require a bit extra time to complete the paperwork. The companies we work with know we want to close as quickly as possible.

Simply put, we are ready to close as soon as all paperwork is ready.