Full Price Offer For Your House


“No Closing Costs, No Inspections, No Repairs.”

How Do I Get a Full Price Offer for my House?

 


Getting a full price offer is simple and fast. There’s no need for agents, banks, or third-party approvals, so the process stays straightforward and hassle-free. With flexible terms, the offer can be tailored to fit your unique situation, whether you’re ready to move now or need more time.

If a quicker cash offer is preferred, that option is available too, though it typically comes at a lower price. The choice is yours, allowing you to decide what works best for your needs.

Selling to Us Is Easy!

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Submit the Info

Simply fill out a quick form with a few details about your property to start the process and get things moving toward your Full Price Offer.

We Analyze Your Property

Your property’s value is reviewed using a wide range of data sources, ensuring an accurate analysis without the need for time-consuming inspections or appraisals.

You Get A Full Price Offer

You’ll receive a completely free, no-obligation Full Price Offer for your home, giving you all the information you need to make the best decision.

How Can You Offer Full Price for My House?

 

Get More For Your House

Creating a win-win outcome is key. The deal needs to work for both sides, and by being flexible with terms—such as holding financing or equity in place—you can receive full price for your house. You’ll have the flexibility to choose the option that best suits your needs while ensuring a smooth, hassle-free process.

How to Sell to Us

The process is simple and straightforward. Each option will be explained clearly, and you’ll be guided through every step. This ensures you understand the choices available, making it easy to decide what works best for you.

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Scenario 1

You want to sell your house, so you contact a realtor.

Your house is valued at $300,000 on the current market. You have a mortgage balance of $190,000 and you are current on the payments. 

Closing costs are around $15,000

Inspection fees, and Repair costs are about $5000

Appraisal is $500

Agent fees are 6% or $18,000

After meeting with the Realtor, they determine your house is worth $300,000 on the market. You agree to list it with them. 

Another agent submits a contract on behalf of a buyer, and that contract is for your full asking price.

The buyer will be getting a bank loan to pay for the house, and the bank requires a home inspection, well inspection and appraisal.

You accept the contract.

The home inspection found a few items that need repair, and the buyer has requested that those be completed before purchase.

You have to hire a licensed electrician, and contractor to do the work. 

It takes 3 months for everything to be complete so that you can go to settlement.

At settlement, you have to pay the appraisal, inspection fees, closing costs, and Real Estate Agent Fees.

So What Do Our Deal Structures Look Like?

Here’s how we do what we do.

Offering Terms

It’s not the fastest strategy but it absolutely is the best.  Many people would sell this way if the risk were lower. Well, we’ve lowered it.

All Cash Offers

We can buy with an all-cash offer.  There’s just math around making sure our purchase makes sense.

Short Term Rentals

We do the work, you get paid. We can buy your house and still do STR, or we can do it together.

Novations

Never heard of a Novation deal?  Well let’s demystify this great deal structure.

Options

What are option agreements?  Simply put, options are easier to understand than you thought.

Landlording

Landlords buy properties and deal with tenants.  This might be a solution for you. Learn how we can work with you on this strategy.

List Your Property

Typical.  Listing with an agent is another way to NOT get the most money for your property.

Subject To

Why we never ever ever buy on Subject To.  the reason might surprise you.