Straight answers, no fine print

No. We’re not agents and we’re not listing your house. We’re a home-buying company — when it’s a fit, we buy properties directly. That means no commissions to us for a sale.

No. We are not a law firm and we do not provide legal advice. If you need legal advice, please talk to a qualified attorney or a HUD-approved housing counselor.

We can’t promise to stop a foreclosure — no honest company can. What we can do is review the property and discuss whether selling is a practical option given your timeline. The earlier you reach out, the more room there usually is to consider options.

Contact us as soon as you can. Foreclosure timelines vary by state, and the sooner we can look at the situation, the better we can tell you whether we’re able to help.

Usually a notice is the start of a process, not the end, and the timeline depends on your state and the type of notice. People often have more time than it feels like in the moment. We’re not attorneys, so for what your specific notice means, read it carefully and consider talking to the sender or a HUD-approved housing counselor. If selling becomes part of your plan, we’re glad to talk it through.

We’re not credit or financial advisors, so we can’t speak to your specific situation. In general, a notice and the missed payments behind it are separate things from a sale. If you’re weighing a sale as one way to resolve a debt, we’re happy to walk through it — and to point you toward a HUD-approved counselor for the financial side.

In many cases, yes — you typically still own the home until a foreclosure or other action is finalized. Whether a sale actually makes sense depends on the numbers and your timeline, so reach out early and we can look at it with you. We won’t promise an outcome, but we’ll be straight about what we see.

Working with us doesn’t involve a yard sign, a public listing, or strangers walking through for showings. Some legal notices do become part of public county records, which is outside anyone’s control, but the conversation you have with us stays private.

No. There’s no obligation. We’ll review the situation and share what we see. If selling to us doesn’t make sense for you, that’s a completely fine outcome.

Yes. You don’t need to repair, clean out, or stage anything. We’re used to properties that need work.

Single-family houses in a range of conditions and situations — vacant, inherited, tenant-occupied, behind on payments, in need of repairs, and more. If you’re not sure, just ask.

No. If we buy the property, repairs are our responsibility, not yours.

That’s okay. We can buy occupied properties, including situations with difficult tenants. Let us know the details.

Inherited houses are one of the most common situations we help with. We can talk through selling as-is so you can avoid repairs, cleanout, and a public listing.

To start, just the property address and a short description of the situation. Our property form walks you through the helpful details, but none of it is required to reach out.

No. Reviewing your situation and getting an offer comes with no obligation to accept it.

We’re expanding into multiple markets across the country. Send us your property information and our team can confirm whether we’re able to help in your area.