However, what many homeowners don't realize is the significant amount of fees, costs, and commissions involved in the traditional selling process. To make things clear, we've outlined a complete breakdown of the major differences between selling to us and listing with an agent. We want to ensure that you make an informed decision that works best for you and your financial goals.
Pay No Fees or Commissions - We take care of all the expenses... You don't have to worry about agent fees or closing costs!
Fast Sale Date - If you're wondering, "How do I sell my house fast?", or the market shows no interest in your home, we can close on your house in as little as 10 days!
As-Is Condition - Does your home have minor or even major repairs? We buy houses as-is so you never have to worry about spending money on repairs!
No Open Houses or Showings - We are ready to buy your house now... So you never have to worry about wasting time waiting for the right buyer to come along!
Get Your House Sold! - We buy houses with cash so you never have to worry about financing falling through!
But Without An Agent... - Keep in mind houses were sold for 100s of years before realty agents existed. Lawyers will still review the contracts. Title companies will still review title.
Expensive Agent Commissions - Listing your house with an agent means losing out on thousands of dollars when you sell!
Slow Sale Date - Selling with an agent takes time. Consider all the steps involved: photos, MLS site setup, broker showings, buyer showings, etc. This process is often 2-6 months, or more.
Repair Your House - When listing your house you'll have to put your own money into repairing your house so it's in 'livable' conditions and that means less money for you. Will buyers even like your choices?
Open Houses & Showings - Agents have to take the time to show your house to 'potential' buyers which means it takes longer for your house to sell and it may never sell!
Buyer Fallout - When you sell the traditional way many buyers are not qualified to get a loan or ask for contingencies, which means they might need to cancel their offer and you not selling at all.