A clear way to sell your house. On your terms.
A direct cash offer from the investor who plans to close. No sales pitch, no repair list, no pressure to decide before you are ready.
How It Works
- Submit Your Property - Tell us about your house using our simple form
- Review Any Proposal - Any no-obligation proposal follows property and transaction review
- Confirm Closing Details - If the parties agree, confirm title requirements, terms, costs, and available timing
We Consider Houses As-Is
- Foreclosure or pre-foreclosure
- Inherited properties
- Divorce situations
- Tenant-occupied rentals
- Properties needing major repairs
- Fire or water damage
- Tax liens or code violations
Terms Discussed Plainly
Review the complete proposal and closing documents for transaction-specific representation, fees, closing costs, and other terms.
Metro Detroit Service Area
We buy houses throughout Metro Detroit including Detroit, Warren, Sterling Heights, Dearborn, Livonia, Westland, Troy, Southfield, Pontiac, and more.
Call (313) 888-9552 or submit your property information online to request a no-obligation offer.
Decision help
Compare a cash offer with a traditional sale
A cash offer can trade some market exposure for a simpler or faster process, but the right comparison is net proceeds, timing, certainty, and obligations—not the headline offer alone.
What do you receive after every cost?
Compare the proposed price with payoff, title or settlement charges, repairs, concessions, service fees, taxes, and any moving or storage costs.
How much certainty is real?
Ask what inspections, financing, title review, appraisal, assignment, cancellation rights, and earnest-money terms can still change the transaction.
Would a market listing fit better?
A traditional sale may offer broader exposure and a different net, while a cash route may suit a property or timeline that makes preparation and showings difficult.
Next step: Ask for a written cash-offer comparison and a no-pressure traditional-sale estimate using the same property facts and closing assumptions.