Sell As-Is
Sell your house as it stands.
No listing, no showings, no repairs. If the property needs work, or the timeline is tight, or you simply want it handled, there is a direct path.
Get an Offer Now for Your HouseWhen this makes sense.
- The property needs more work than you want to take on.
- You inherited it and do not want to manage a renovation.
- A foreclosure or auction date is approaching.
- You are moving on a fixed timeline.
- The property is occupied, or tenanted, and that complicates a listing.
What happens next.
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Tell us about the property
The address, the condition, and what is making the timing what it is.
02
We review the condition, title and timeline
A proper look rather than a guess, so the answer we give you is a real one.
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You receive a direct offer, or an honest alternative
If listing would serve you better, we will say so plainly.
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You decide. There is no obligation either way
Take the time you need. Nothing moves until you say so.
This is not always the right answer.
A traditional listing usually nets more money, because the property is shown to the whole market. Selling as-is does not try to beat that number. It buys speed and certainty instead, and for some situations that is the better trade.
List the property
- Who buys
- A retail buyer, usually with a mortgage and a lender's conditions.
- Time to close
- Longer. Preparation, marketing, and a lender's timeline all sit inside it.
- Repairs
- Usually some. Preparation before listing, then repair requests after inspection.
- Showings
- Yes. Photography, open access, and strangers walking the house.
- Likely proceeds
- Usually higher, because the property is exposed to the whole market.
Sell as-is
- Who buys
- A direct buyer purchasing the property in its current condition.
- Time to close
- Shorter and more predictable, because fewer parties have to agree.
- Repairs
- None. The condition is priced in rather than corrected.
- Showings
- No showings and no open houses.
- Likely proceeds
- Usually lower. You are trading some of the proceeds for speed and certainty.
If a traditional listing sounds closer to what you need, start here.
How listing worksGet an Offer Now for Your House
Tell us about the property and a Real Estate Advisor will review it. We will not ask you for financial details, and we will not chase you.
Submitting this form does not guarantee an offer. We will review the property and come back to you either way.