Relocating on a deadline

Relocating? Sell Your House Fast for Cash

A new job or a fixed move date doesn't leave room for a months-long listing. Close on a date that fits.

  • Close before or after you move
  • No double mortgage payments
  • No showings while you pack
  • Sell as-is

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How It Works

1

Tell us about the property

Enter the address and answer a few quick questions. It takes about 2 minutes.

2

Get your cash offer

A local cash buyer reviews the details and contacts you with a no-obligation offer.

3

Close on your date

Pick the closing date. Close in as little as 7 days, or later if you need more time.

A new job, a military transfer, a family move, or a house you've already bought somewhere else: when the move date is fixed, an open-ended listing is a risk.

If the old house doesn't sell in time, you end up paying two mortgages, managing a vacant property from far away, and dropping the price to get it gone.

A cash sale flips the order. You pick the closing date first, before or after you move, and plan everything else around it.

Common Relocation Situations

Homeowners on the move usually fall into one of these:

  • A job transfer or new job with a fixed start date
  • A military PCS move
  • Moving closer to family or caring for a parent
  • Already bought or rented the next home
  • A relocation package that doesn't cover a slow sale
  • A house that needs repairs you won't be around to manage

In each case, the goal is the same: a firm closing date and one less thing to manage during the move.

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Why a Traditional Sale Is Risky When You're Moving

Listing works when you can wait. Relocation usually means you can't.

You can't control the timeline. Days on market, buyer financing, and inspections all add uncertainty to the closing date.

Two housing payments add up. Every month the old house doesn't sell is another mortgage, tax, insurance, and utility bill.

Managing from far away is hard. Repairs, showings, lawn care, and winterizing are tough to coordinate from another city.

Showings while you pack. Keeping the house show-ready during a move is stressful and slow.

Listing With an Agent vs. Selling for Cash

Listing with an agentSelling for cash
CommissionsOften 5% to 6% of the priceNone
Repairs and cleaningUsually needed before listingNone, sold as-is
ShowingsWeeks of showings and open housesOne walkthrough
Buyer financingCan fall through after inspection or appraisalCash, no loan approval
Time to closeOften 60 to 90+ daysAs little as 7 days
Closing dateSet by the buyer's lenderYou choose
Best forMove-in-ready homes when you have timeSpeed, certainty, and houses that need work

What You Can Expect With a Cash Sale

You choose the closing date

Close in as little as 7 days, or line it up with your move-out date.

Close remotely

Documents can usually be signed from your new city with a mobile notary or e-signing.

Stay a few days after closing

A short stay after closing can often be written into the agreement.

No repairs or cleaning

Leave what you don't want to move.

No showings

One walkthrough, then you can focus on packing.

No commissions

No agent commission and no listing fees.

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A Simple Relocation Plan

Here's how homeowners typically time a cash sale with a move:

  1. Request an offer earlyAs soon as you know you're moving, get a number. It costs nothing and gives you a baseline.
  2. Set the closing datePick a date before you leave, or after, if you're closing remotely.
  3. Move what you wantTake what you need. Anything left behind is handled after closing.
  4. Close and get paidThe title company pays off the mortgage and wires your proceeds.

If your employer offers a relocation buyout, compare its terms with a cash offer. Sometimes the cash offer nets more or closes sooner.

How to Choose a Cash Buyer You Can Trust

  • Ask for proof of funds before you sign
  • Close with a licensed title company or closing attorney, never directly with the buyer
  • Read the purchase agreement and check for vague inspection clauses or long option periods
  • Make sure you never pay upfront fees to get an offer
  • Ask how the offer was calculated, and compare more than one if you have time

Common Questions

Can I close after I've already moved?

Yes. Closing can be handled remotely.

Can I stay in the house for a few days after closing?

Often, yes. A short stay after closing can be part of the agreement.

What if my move date changes?

You choose the closing date, and it can usually be adjusted before closing.

Do I need to empty the house?

No. Take what you want and leave the rest.

Can I sell if I'm in the military?

Yes. A fast, remote closing works well for PCS moves.

How fast can I get paid?

Proceeds are usually wired the day of closing or the next business day.

Do I need to make repairs?

No. The house is bought as it is.

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