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Need to sell the house as part of a divorce?
When a marriage ends, the house is often the biggest thing left to settle, and months of showings and negotiations can make a hard time harder. A cash sale gives both of you one clear number, one closing date and a quick end to shared payments.
- No commissions, and I pay the closing costs
- Sold as is, no repairs
- Close in as little as 10 days, or on your date
How I can help
What selling to me looks like
One offer, in writing
Both owners see the same written offer, so there's nothing to argue about behind the scenes.
A date you agree on
Pick the closing date that fits your settlement or your move.
Proceeds through escrow
Escrow pays off the mortgage and splits the proceeds the way your agreement or the court directs.
Good to know. Everyone on the title usually needs to sign, and your attorney or mediator should confirm how the sale fits your divorce terms before you do.
Your options, side by side
What's the best way to sell in your situation?
Four quick questions show every realistic path, how long each one usually takes against your deadline, and what to have ready, even if the best fit isn't selling to me.
Questions people ask
Do we both have to agree?
Usually yes, since both owners sign the sale. I'm happy to talk with each of you or with your attorneys.
Can we sell before the divorce is final?
Often yes, but your attorney should confirm it for your case.
Do we have to be in the same room?
No. Escrow can handle signing separately.