Your situation
I Just Want a Simple Sale
Some homeowners simply do not want showings, negotiations, inspections, and repair requests. That is a reasonable preference, and it comes with a price tag you should see before choosing it.
What is the simplest way to sell a house?
A direct sale to a buyer who purchases as-is, with no showings, no repairs, and a closing date you choose, is the simplest path. The trade-off is price: convenience buyers offer less than the open market typically would. Knowing the size of that gap is what turns a preference into an informed decision.
What simple looks like
One walkthrough, one written offer with an estimated net, a closing date that fits your schedule, and the ability to leave behind items you do not want. No open houses and no repair negotiations.
Is there any reason you shouldn't know both numbers?
Andrew will show you the direct-sale net alongside a realistic listing estimate. If the gap is small, simple is an easy choice. If it is large, you can decide whether the convenience is worth it.
Which option fits
A direct sale tends to fit when
- Convenience is your top priority
- The home has deferred maintenance
- You want to choose your closing date
Listing tends to fit when
- The listing estimate is meaningfully higher
- The house is ready to show
- You can tolerate the process for the extra net
Frequently asked questions
Is there any reason you shouldn't know your options before deciding?
Tell us about the property. We'll evaluate your situation and lay out your options, including the one we don't sell.