When attorneys are involved and emotions are running, the last thing either of you wants is months of showings, agent calls, and arguing about repair credits. Listing the house turns into one more battlefield.
We're not. We come look, we give you a written cash number, both spouses (or both attorneys) can review it, and you decide. If it works, we close on whatever date the divorce timeline needs. If it doesn't, no hard feelings — list it traditionally if there's time and equity to chase.
Address, situation, your timeline. Form on this page or call. Five minutes, no pressure.
We pull comps, factor in condition, and get you a written cash number — usually within 24 hours.
Accept the offer, pick a closing date that works for you. As fast as 7 days, or whenever your situation needs.
Yes. We can communicate through your attorneys or send the offer to each of you separately. You don't have to be in the same room. We've done it both ways.
Then a sale isn't going to happen until you resolve that — usually through your attorneys or the divorce court. But getting a written offer in hand sometimes moves the conversation. We can give you that without anyone committing to anything.
Yes. The title company can disburse to multiple parties per the divorce decree. Your attorney typically provides the disbursement instructions.
Eventually, yes — all real estate sales become public record after closing. But there's no listing, no MLS, no sign in the yard, and no open houses. Most neighbors won't notice for a while.
From offer to close, typically 7–14 days. We can also sit on the contract longer if your divorce decree needs a specific closing date down the road.
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