Today you get two doors.
Door one
The cash buyer.
$350,000
your home
$195,000
their offer, up to $210,000
That gap is their profit. It comes out of your equity.
Often they are not even the buyer. They resell your contract.
Door two
The listing.
6 months
on the market
Maybe
it sells
Two price drops later you find out which one you got.
Nobody tells you that on the day you sign.
Fast and cheap, or slow and maybe. Everybody accepted that.
We built a third door.
The offer
An as-is offer. Without the lowball.
You get paid in cash at closing. We offer more because we find out what it is really worth first.
The license
We list it to find the true market value.
We use our license to put your house in front of the real market, instead of guessing at it.
The number
Not a made-up number. Not an iBuyer calculation.
We offer what the market tells us it is worth.
The upside
A prequalified buyer wants it for more? We handle the repairs.
Then we use those approved funds to pay you cash.
The floor
Nobody shows up? We buy it.
Same number. Same closing date. Your price is not a hope, it is a floor.
One catch. We say it now, not at closing.
The one exception: if something structural surfaces that was not visible or disclosed before we signed — foundation issues, hidden moisture, old wiring, cast-iron drain failure — we re-cost it and bring the number back to you. You decide. You can walk away. We disclose what we know at offer time so this almost never happens.
Closing day
Same day. Done.
- Your mortgage gets paid off.
- Your funds get wired to your account.
- A notary comes to your kitchen table.