One house, two attorneys, and one date everybody can agree on.

Certainty is the point

In a divorce, the problem with a listing is not usually the price. It is that a listing produces a range of outcomes across an unpredictable timeline, and neither side can plan around a range. A cash offer produces one number and one date, which makes it something the attorneys can actually write down.

We are happy to provide the offer in writing directly to both attorneys, and we do not communicate with one party about the other. If a court has to approve the sale, we will wait for the order.

Privacy

No sign, no MLS listing, no photographs of your house on the internet, no open houses, no neighbors asking questions. One walkthrough by one person, and then a closing at a title company.

When one spouse is still living there

Very common and not a problem. We set the closing date around the move, and we can build in a short post closing possession period if that is what makes it work. Take what you want and leave the rest, which in a divorce is often a genuine relief.