Our Buying Process
We buy homes without showings, without repair, and without any fees. There is no obligation or commitment, get our best price today!
1. Contact Us
First, you need to contact us. Fill out our form, send us an email or call to let us know you are interested in selling your home.send us an email or call to let us know you are inter
2. Consult
We offer a free consultation. We will gather information about your property and find out more about your particular circumstance and closing needs.
3. Location Meeting
We will schedule a location meeting to assess your property to help us come up with an offer.
4. Proposal
In the next 24 hours after our meeting, you will receive a cash offer for your property. You are under no obligation to take it. In the next 24 hours after our meeting, you will receive a cash offer for your property.
5. Review/ Accept Offer
You will be able to review our offer and decide if you take it or leave it. Please take as much time as necessary to review our offer. We understand this is a big decision, and we'll work with you on your schedule.
6. Receive Funds
After you have accepted our offer, the deal will be closed in about 7 days. We will help you with the required paperwork and transfer the funds. No fees or commissions are involved.
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Why Most People Use Sell My House Fast For Cash CA
A New Job - A common reason to sell a house is a new job offer or job relocation. Perhaps you'll need to relocate to a different part of town or city. This move may require a longer commute, which will take time away from your family.
A New Baby - A baby on the way is another reason. When the family expands, it is essential to consider moving into a bigger house that can fit everyone comfortably.
Children Moving Out - When children are old enough to move out, some parents might think their current house will be too big for themselves and consider buying a smaller one. This will significantly decrease the monthly expenses.
Can't Afford Repairs - If your house needs expensive repairs that you cannot afford.
Behind on Payments - You had to pay off other debts first before you could make the payment to the mortgage company, leaving behind a larger debt.
Facing Foreclosure - It usually happens when the homeowner can't cover the mortgage payments or has fallen behind on the mortgage.
Relocating - You may want to sell your home because you are moving in with a partner or spouse.
Retiring - Some people want to downsize their homes for smaller living spaces after retirement.
Tax Liens - A tax lien is a legal claim filed against the property of a taxpayer by the Internal Revenue Service, or IRS. It is typically issued when the taxpayer fails to pay taxes on time.
Probate - Probate is when the estate executor sells all its assets to pay off debts and taxes.
Divorce - Both parties may agree to sell the house to settle, or the property may be awarded to one of the parties in the dissolution of the marriage.
Bad Tenants - They cause many problems to your property like damages or noise, and they do not pay rent according to their lease.
Bad Realtor - A bad realtor can cause you to lose money on your property, waste time and energy, and sometimes even cause you to lose the sale.
Bankruptcy - You are in a state where you have declared bankruptcy and cannot repay your debts.