Should I Sell My House To A Cash Buyer
Or List With An Agent?

When it’s time to sell your house it’s not uncommon to consider listing the house with a local real estate agent verse selling to a cash buyer. But which way is best for you? Here are some things to consider.

Most agents charge 6% of the final sales price… then there’s the closing costs that usually get negotiated… Plus you normally end up paying for repairs after the home inspector comes thru and picks it apart. Also, your sale is usually contingent upon the buyer being able to obtain financing and the appraised value of the home. I forgot to mention the constant cleaning, etc… and the uncertainty of when it will actually close..

With us there are no commissions, closing costs, or repairs that you need to make. Since we are cash buyers, we don’t rely on banks for financing or approval. We can close on your timeline. Plus you don’t have to worry about cleaning. Just take what you want and leave the rest:)

Being 100% totally honest here, if your house is already in tip top shape, move in ready and you don’t mind the waiting and hassle, an agent will probably net you a little more money. However, if your house needs work, or if you need to sell fast and don’t want the hassle, selling to us is most likely your best option! But, that’s for you to decide.. Compare your options below. 

	Selling w/ An Agent	SOLD To
Commissions / Fees:	6% on average is paid by you, the seller	NONE
Who Pays Closing Costs?:	2% on average is paid by you, the seller	NONE – We pay all costs
Inspection & Financing Contingency*:	Yes, up to 30% of sales fall through	NONE
Appraisal Needed:	Yes, the sale is usually subject to an appraisal	NONE – We make cash offers
Average Days Until Sold:	60+ days in a sellers market	IMMEDIATE CASH OFFER
Number of Showings:	It depends…	1 (Just Us)
Closing Date:	30-60 +/- days after accepting buyer’s offer	The Date Of YOUR CHOICE
Who Pays For Repairs?:	Negotiated During Inspection Period	NONE – We pay for all repairs