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Everything to gather before your first call with a buyer (deeds, tax info, HOA docs, etc.).

Day-by-day look at what happens once you accept an offer, with what you owe and when.

How to spot fly-by-night "we buy houses" operators before you sign anything.

Selling a home in Texas? Our trusted partner network at Millennial Home Solutions can help.

As-Is: Sold in its current condition. The buyer accepts the home with all existing issues, and the seller isn't responsible for repairs.
ARV (After Repair Value): The estimated market value of a home after it's been repaired and updated. Investors use ARV to back into a fair offer price.
Cash Offer: A purchase with no mortgage or lender involved. No appraisal required, no financing contingency, fast close.
Comps (Comparable Sales): Recent sales of similar homes in the same area. A legit investor will share the comps they used to build your offer.
Closing Costs: Title fees, recording fees, transfer tax, etc. In a traditional sale, the seller pays 1–3%. We cover these.
Escrow: A neutral third party (usually a title company) that holds funds and documents until the deal closes.
Title: Legal ownership of the property. A clean title means no liens, judgments, or ownership disputes.
Probate: The legal process of transferring a deceased person's assets, including real estate. We regularly close on probate properties.