Selling the house during a divorce
When a marriage ends, the house is usually the largest thing left to divide and the hardest to split. Until it sells, neither person can fully move forward.
What most people want at this point is not the last few percent of the sale price. It is a number, a date, and an end to the negotiation.
We've got it.
We'll review the property and get back to you within 24 hours with an offer. If you'd rather talk it through now, call us at (432) 296-5971.
What makes this hard
The parts that stall a normal sale
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A listing keeps you tied together for months
Showings, price reductions, and buyer demands all require two people who are trying to separate to keep agreeing on things.
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Somebody has to keep paying for it
The mortgage, the insurance, and the upkeep continue while the sale drags, and arguments about who covers what get worse over time.
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Nobody wants strangers walking through
Open houses are intrusive at the best of times. During a separation they are worse, especially if children are still living there.
Where we fit
What we can actually do about it
- One firm written offer. No negotiation back and forth, no price reductions later.
- No open houses and no lockbox. Several people may walk it before closing, but every visit is scheduled with you rather than sprung on you.
- You pick the closing date together, which lets attorneys plan around a real number.
- We can communicate with both parties separately, or only through your attorneys, whichever is easier.
On every purchase, whatever the circumstances:
- No fees or commissions
- We cover closing costs
- Sold fully as-is
- No obligation
An offer within 24 hours. Closing in as little as 7 days, depending on the situation.
Questions
About this situation specifically
Do both of us have to agree to sell?
Yes. Everyone on the deed has to sign. If a court order governs the sale, we will follow it, and we will need to see it.
Can you work through our attorneys?
Yes, and often that is simpler. Tell us who to contact and we will keep both sides copied on everything.
What happens to the proceeds?
The title company disburses according to your agreement or the court order. We do not decide how the money is split and we will not get in the middle of it.
Find out what we would pay
Tell us about the property and we will send a cash offer within 24 hours. If it does not work for you, turn it down.
Would rather talk to someone? Call (432) 296-5971.
Across 73 cities in 18 states.
We've got it.
We'll review the property and get back to you within 24 hours with an offer. If you'd rather talk it through now, call us at (432) 296-5971.