We're a new company. We could have filled this page with glowing quotes from people who don't exist—plenty of companies in this business do. We'd rather tell you the truth and give you something more useful instead.
Including us. If a buyer won't answer these six questions straight, walk away—that goes for us too.
Many "cash buyers" are wholesalers who tie up your house, then shop your contract to investors for a markup. Ask directly. We buy with our own funds.
A real buyer can show proof of funds without hesitating. Ask for it in writing before you sign anything with anyone.
The oldest trick in the trade: a high offer, then a "renegotiation" days before closing when you're out of options. Get the terms for changing the price in writing.
Ask what you actually walk away with. Fees, holdbacks, and deductions should be spelled out before you commit—not discovered at the table.
Read the cancellation terms. If a buyer makes it hard or expensive to change your mind, that tells you what the rest of the process will feel like.
An honest buyer will admit when listing with an agent would net you more. Sometimes it will. If that's your situation, we'll tell you.
After we close with real homeowners, we'll ask permission to share what they said—with their name, their situation, and their words, exactly as they wrote them. Nothing on this page will ever be written by us on someone else's behalf.
Get a fair, no-obligation cash offer—and hold us to every answer above.