Why Sell Off-Market

A Faster, More Private Way to Sell

  • No listing on the open MLS — no strangers walking through your home
  • No repairs, no cleaning, no staging
  • No agent commissions cutting into your proceeds
  • Close on your timeline, not a buyer financing timeline
  • A straightforward cash offer with no financing contingency

Get Your Off-Market Offer

Tell us about the property and we'll follow up with next steps.

How It Works

Three Simple Steps

  1. Tell us about your property

    Address, condition, and your timeline — takes two minutes.

  2. Get a real offer

    We review the numbers and follow up with a straightforward offer — no lowball games.

  3. Close on your schedule

    Accept the offer and we work around the timeline that makes sense for you.

Seller Questions

What Owners Ask Before Selling Off-Market

Selling a Property That Needs Repairs

You don't have to fix the roof, replace flooring, or clear out years of belongings before reaching out. Describe the property's condition honestly in the form, and we take it into account when we review the numbers. Properties on our current deal list range from move-in ready homes to fixers that need a full cosmetic update.

Selling a Rental with Tenants in Place

An occupied rental can be sold off-market without asking tenants to move out first. Several deals on this site are tenant-occupied, such as the duplex with tenants currently listed. Having leases, rent amounts, and deposit information on hand helps us review the property, and normal notice rules for tenant access still apply.

Land, Commercial, and Multi-Family Properties

We are not limited to single-family houses. As our about page explains, we work across multiple states and property types, including multi-family, land, and commercial. If you own a small warehouse, a vacant lot, or a fourplex, the first step is the same: tell us the address, the condition, and your timeline.

Details That Help Us Review Your Property

The more we know up front, the more useful our follow-up will be. Helpful details include the address, approximate square footage, current condition, whether it is occupied, any liens or past-due taxes you are aware of, and when you would like to be finished. You don't need documents to start; a short description in the form above is enough.