No repairs, no showings, no financing that falls apart two weeks before closing. And I will show you what a traditional sale would net you too — so you are choosing, not guessing.
A cash offer is not the right answer for everyone. It is clearly the right answer for some.
Six steps, and you will know what is happening at every one of them.
You get someone working your side of the table from the first call to the closing table.
Here is what you get, and the one thing worth weighing against it.
We build both numbers for you side by side — the cash offer and what a traditional sale would likely net after costs — before you decide anything.
Cash offers come from investors, and an investor is buying a property they intend to repair and resell. Nobody ever walks you through how they get to a number, so here it is — the same five steps behind every cash offer you will ever receive.
Traditional listing, buy before you sell, bridge financing, off-market, or waiting another year. If one of those nets you more and the timeline allows it, I will tell you that.
Condition, timeline, and the address. That is all we need to start. No obligation to accept anything.
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Rough estimate based on a 43% debt-to-income guideline with an allowance for taxes, insurance and mortgage insurance. Down payment defaults to 3.5%, the FHA minimum. The rate shown is a starting assumption you can change — it is not a quoted rate. Not a quote, an offer, a pre-approval, or a commitment to lend.
Principal and interest only. Excludes property taxes, insurance, HOA dues and mortgage insurance. The rate shown is a starting assumption you can change — it is not a quoted rate. Not a quote, an offer, or a commitment to lend.