Selling the House in a Divorce

Cash offer in 24 hours. Any condition. No repairs, no commissions, no fees. You pick the closing date.

When a marriage ends, the house is usually the largest single asset and the hardest one to divide. A retail sale drags it out for months, keeps two people tied together through showings and negotiations, and gives everyone something new to argue about.

A clean number and a fixed date

One cash figure and a closing date you both know in advance. Nothing to renegotiate after an inspection, and no buyer's financing to collapse in month three.

Private

No sign in the yard, no listing, no open houses, no neighbours forming opinions. This matters more to most people than they expect.

Neither of you has to do the work

No repairs, no staging, no showings, no coordinating with each other about who lets the agent in on Saturday.

We work with attorneys and the court

Court-ordered sales, attorney-directed closings, and proceeds split at the title company exactly as the decree specifies.

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No obligation, no fees, and no pressure. Tell us about the property and we will come back to you with a number.

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Common Questions

Do both of us have to agree to sell?

Anyone on the title has to sign at closing, but either of you can get an offer first. Having a real number in hand often makes the conversation easier than arguing over an estimate.

Can the proceeds be split at closing?

Yes. The title company disburses exactly as the decree or your agreement specifies, so neither of you has to hand money to the other afterwards.

How fast can this be done?

As little as 14 days, or later if a court date or a move needs to happen first. You set the date.

What if one of us still lives in the house?

That is fine. We can set the closing around the move-out, and we buy occupied where we need to.