Share the essentials
Start with the address, condition, and your preferred timeline. Let us know if other owners or decision-makers are involved.
For homeowners
Your property.
Your next chapter.
Tell us what you own, what’s changed, and what you need next. We’ll explore whether a wholesale real estate transaction could be a fit.
Start with the facts
A property doesn’t have to be perfect to start a conversation.
We’re open to discussing properties that need repairs, inherited homes, vacant properties, and rentals an owner is ready to move on from.
We consider the condition, location, ownership situation, and your goals before discussing any proposed terms. An inquiry carries no obligation to accept an offer.
Tell us about your property
What happens next
One clear step
at a time.
Any price, closing date, costs, and assignment provisions must be agreed in writing. We’ll explain our role in the proposed transaction.
Talk through the fit
We review available information, ask follow-up questions, and discuss potential next steps with you.
Review the proposal
If there’s a fit, you review a written agreement. Take the time you need to understand its terms.
Common questions
Know before you decide.
Do I need to make repairs first?
You can start a conversation about a property in its current condition. Any proposed transaction will account for the property’s condition and other relevant facts.
Does contacting you mean I’m agreeing to sell?
No. Sharing an inquiry does not create a purchase agreement or require you to accept a proposal.
What does a wholesale transaction mean here?
Our role and the transaction structure depend on the written agreement. A transaction may involve an assignment of contractual rights to another buyer. We explain any proposed assignment and who is expected to close before you commit.
How soon could a transaction close?
Timing depends on the agreement, the buyer, title review, and any outstanding property or ownership issues. We discuss your timeline, but cannot promise a closing date before the details are confirmed.
Your starting point
Tell us about
your property.
A few details help organize the first conversation. You can prepare a copy of your inquiry here.