No. We evaluate properties in their current condition. You do not need to repair, clean, stage, or prepare the house for showings before requesting an offer.

We consider the property's location and condition, comparable sales, estimated repair and holding costs, closing costs, and the risk involved in purchasing and reselling the property. We explain the main assumptions so you can compare the offer with your alternatives.

We do not charge a real-estate agent commission when buying directly. The written purchase agreement and closing statement should identify every cost, credit, and deduction before you close.

Timing depends on the property, title work, and the terms everyone agrees to. Some transactions can close quickly, while title, probate, liens, financing, or other issues may require more time. You choose whether the proposed timeline works for you.

No. Requesting or receiving an offer does not require you to accept it. Review the price, terms, timeline, and alternatives before making a decision.

It may be. A market-ready property may produce a higher gross price through a traditional listing, but repairs, preparation, showings, commissions, concessions, and time affect the net result. A direct sale emphasizes condition, privacy, timing, and certainty. Compare both approaches.