Because we are not real estate agents, we do not list houses. We are professional home-buyers who purchase homes in the Phoenix area, so long as they meet our purchasing criteria. Once we buy your home, we may repair it and resell it to another buyer or keep it ourselves as a rental property.

Many, if not most of the houses we buy are below market value. We are seeking a fair discount on properties so that we can repair and resell, and as a result, we offer cash for our purchases. Many home-sellers appreciate the quick cash offers and because their homes are usually below market value, they’re not expecting to receive a large sum of money. Because they’re hoping to unload their homes, it’s usually a benefit to receive a fast cash offer and be free from paying the traditional listing fees associated with selling. We try to find ways to make offers that are a win-win situation for both buyer and seller.

Our process is very straightforward. We take a look at the information listed about the property, what’s needed, the current state of the property, and the value of comparable homes in the area. We take as much information as we can into consideration and use it to come up with a fair price that works for both buyer and seller.

Short answer, No. This is part of what makes our process differ from the traditional listing and selling method. There are no fees or commissions whatsoever when you choose to sell your home through us. We will make an offer, and if you agree to it, we buy your house and pay for the closing costs. You are not expected to pay any fees to sell your home. Once we buy the home, the repairs and necessary reselling steps are our responsibility.

A real estate agent lists homes and will try to ensure that someone buys them. To do so, the agent shows the property to possible buyers and if they’re able to sell the home (which can take as long as 6-12 months), they take a percentage of the sale price. An estate agent’s commission is usually between 3-6%, so if a home sells for $100,000, the agent can expect to take $3,000-$6,000 from the sale price. We are not agents. We are in the business of buying homes, not listing and showing them. We pay for purchases in cash and then take the repair steps necessary in order to resell the home for a profit.

No, there is absolutely no obligation to continue or provide any further information should you decide not to. Once you submit information about your home, and we make you a cash offer, you get to decide what to do from there. If you want to accept the offer, we will purchase your home. If the offer doesn’t work for you, you’re free to decline. We will not pursue or harass you afterward.

Rather than having to show your home to several prospective buyers, with an instant home offer you only need to show your home for one inspection. This inspection doesn’t require your home to be in perfect condition.

It allows for an evaluation of any repairs that are needed to ensure the offer made on your home is fair. In some cases, larger repairs will be flagged to be completed by the homeowner (often through licensed contractors) or the cost of the repair will come off of the purchase price.

Instant buyers prefer homes that need minimal repairs so that they can come in, clean the home out, update the paint and floors and once we buy your home, we may repair it and resell it to another buyer or keep it ourselves as a rental property.

For this reason, the inspection will primarily assess any major structural issues rather than get hung up on small cosmetic changes to the home.

When you get started with us, we’ll provide an instant cash offer within 24-48 hours. From there, we can coordinate an inspection and create a sale agreement within one week so that you can sell your home in as little as 7 days.

Your offer is good for up to 60 days from when you receive it. This gives you time to arrange for your next move.

Once you’re ready to move out of your current home, we can easily coordinate the sale of your home to line up perfectly with your personal timing, for example, to align with buying your next home.

With traditional real estate sales, this has been much more complicated with many moving pieces including your buyer’s concessions and financing.