Downsizing
Ready to Downsize?
A big house means big upkeep. If you are ready for something smaller, we can buy your current home as is and work around the date your next place is ready.
- Sell as is, with no repairs or cleaning
- Pick a closing date that matches your move
- No fees and no commissions
Get Your Cash Offer
Why people downsize
Less house, less to worry about
Kids move out, stairs get harder, and a yard that used to be a joy becomes a chore. Many owners would rather put their equity toward a smaller place or be closer to family.
The hard part is timing. Selling the traditional way means repairs, staging and showings while you are also trying to pack and find the next home.
With a cash sale you know your number and your closing date up front, so you can plan the move around them.
How we make it easier
What you get
- No need to fix up an older house before selling
- A firm closing date that you choose
- A written offer within 24 hours
- No obligation if you decide to list instead
How it works
Three steps from hello to closed
Tell us about the house
Send the address in the form or call (919) 275-5388.
Get your cash offer
We ask a few questions and give you a written cash offer within 24 hours.
Close when you are ready
If you accept, a local title company handles the paperwork and you choose the closing date.
Questions
Sellers often ask
How much will I pay in fees and commissions?
Nothing. There are no fees and no commissions when you sell to us.
Will I have to pay closing costs out of pocket?
No. We structure the offer so you have no out of pocket costs at closing.
Can you buy my house if it needs a lot of repairs?
Yes. We buy houses as is, in any condition. You do not need to repair or clean anything.
How fast can you buy my house?
We send a written offer within 24 hours. When the title is clear we can close in a matter of days, or later if you need more time.
Reviews
From past sellers
“The speed with which you bought my house was phenomenal!”
M. Sud“They conduct business with integrity and utmost professionalism.”
W. Kim