Nothing, ever. Federal law (the MARS Rule) prohibits charging upfront fees for services like this. Buyers in our network pay us a flat subscription, the same whether or not you sell. You can use our service and not sell, and that's fine.
No. The form just tells us your situation so we can match you with the right buyer. You get an offer, ask questions, take your time, and decide. You can walk away anytime.
No. Your information is shared only with buyers in our network for your area. We don't sell or share your data beyond that. See our privacy policy for details.
No. We match you with local buyers who specialize in your situation. That's it. You won't be added to any list.
Local real estate buyers in the areas we serve. We are adding them county by county, and none can receive a request until they have signed our fair-dealing terms. There is more than one, so you can compare.
Before a buyer can receive your request, they must sign our fair-dealing terms, confirm in writing that they never charge homeowners upfront fees, and show a real-estate license or proof of funds.
Cash, as-is offers are typically 70-85% of full market value (because the buyer takes on repairs, holding costs, and risk you'd otherwise have). Our local buyers commit to fair-market evaluation based on local comps and condition. You're always free to compare with other options before deciding.
Yes. If selling isn't the right answer, we'll connect you with a free HUD-approved housing counselor instead. They can help you explore loan modifications, payment plans, and other alternatives. No pressure to sell.
A cash purchase avoids waiting on a mortgage approval, which is usually the slowest step, but we do not set the timeline or promise a date. If you're facing a foreclosure auction, we can often move faster.
The buyers in our network specialize in as-is purchases. You don't need to repair anything, clean anything, or stage anything.
Cash investors are typically equipped to handle these. They'll often work with title companies to clear issues. Mention any known issues on the form, it helps us match you with the right buyer.
We don't ask for any money upfront, federal law (the MARS Rule) prohibits this for any company involved in foreclosure-related services. We also don't ask you to sign anything before you've talked to a buyer. Anyone who does either of those things is operating illegally.
Common scam red flags: (1) asking for upfront fees, (2) asking you to transfer title to them temporarily, (3) telling you to stop talking to your lender, (4) promising "guaranteed" loan modifications, (5) high-pressure sales tactics. Read our full scam guide →
Tell us your situation. We'll connect you with local buyers who specialize in it, or connect you with free HUD counseling if that's better. No commitment, no cost.
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