A simple cash sale
No repairs, no showings and no commissions. You pick the closing date, and the money is handled by a neutral title company or attorney.
The options we offer at home (a cash sale, seller financing, or taking over your mortgage payments) are available for many homes in other states too. Each purchase closes with a local title company or real estate attorney where the home is.
No repairs, no showings and no commissions. You pick the closing date, and the money is handled by a neutral title company or attorney.
If you have equity and don't need it all at once, seller financing can net more than a cash offer, with monthly payments to you.
Where it fits and state law allows, we can buy the home and take over the existing mortgage payments, so you can move on without bringing money to closing.
Answer a few questions or call. The address, your situation and your timeline are enough to start.
We look at value, payoff and the rules where the home is, then come back with a yes, a no, or a structure that could work.
A title company or real estate attorney in your state handles the paperwork and the money, and you can have your own attorney review everything.
Foreclosure timelines, required disclosures and how a payment takeover is handled all vary by state, and some states add waiting periods or cancellation rights for homeowners in foreclosure. If an option isn't allowed or doesn't make sense where you are, we'll say so, and we won't ask you to sign anything you haven't had time to review.
We can't help with every home in every state. When we can't, we'll tell you quickly, so you don't lose time you may not have.
We can buy the Colorado home you left, on cash or terms, or keep it rented and cared for through our property management service.
Takes about two minutes. No obligation, and we reply within one business day.
We buy real estate as principals for our own account. We are not a lender, law firm, government agency or foreclosure consultant, and nothing here is legal or tax advice. Availability depends on the property and the laws of the state where it's located.