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Sell Your House Without a Realtor

No listing, no showings, and no agent commission. Sell direct to a cash buyer and keep more of your equity.

  • No agent commission
  • No listing or open houses
  • No repairs or staging
  • Close in as little as 7 days

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Answer a few quick questions. No fees, no obligation.

Where is the property you want to sell?

Start typing and pick your address from the list.

  • No fees or commissions
  • No obligation
  • Your info stays private

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.

Agents can be great when you have time and a house that shows well. But commissions, concessions, repair requests, and months on the market can take a large share of your sale price.

Selling direct to a cash buyer removes most of that. There's no listing, no showings, and no commission. You get one offer and decide whether it works for you.

It isn't the right choice for every house. But when you value speed, certainty, and simplicity, it's worth comparing.

Who Usually Sells Without an Agent?

Homeowners who skip the listing process tend to have one or more of these goals:

  • Avoid paying a commission on the sale price
  • Sell a house that needs work without making repairs
  • Skip showings, open houses, and strangers walking through
  • Close on a specific date
  • Keep the sale private
  • Avoid deals that fall apart over buyer financing

If any of these matter more to you than squeezing out the highest possible list price, a direct sale is worth a look.

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What a Traditional Agent Sale Really Costs

The commission is only one part of the cost of listing.

Commissions. Agent commissions are negotiable but often run 5% to 6% of the price.

Concessions and repairs. After inspection, buyers often ask for repairs or closing-cost credits.

Holding costs. Every month on the market adds mortgage, taxes, insurance, and utilities.

Fall-through risk. Financing, appraisal, or inspection problems can collapse a deal weeks into escrow.

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 When You Sell Direct

No commission

There's no agent and no commission.

One firm offer

A cash offer without a financing contingency.

No repairs or staging

The house is bought as it is.

No showings

One walkthrough instead of weeks of showings.

Transparent closing

A title company handles the closing and shows every number before you sign.

No obligation

Compare the offer with listing and decide what nets you more.

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How to Compare a Cash Offer With Listing

Don't compare a cash offer to the list price. Compare it to what you'd actually walk away with:

  1. Start with a realistic sale priceUse recent sold comparables, not asking prices or online estimates.
  2. Subtract commissions and closing costsAgent commissions plus seller closing costs often total 8% to 10%.
  3. Subtract repairs and concessionsPre-listing repairs plus likely inspection credits.
  4. Subtract holding costsMortgage, taxes, insurance, and utilities for the months on market.
  5. Compare the netPut that number next to the cash offer. Then weigh the time and certainty.

If listing nets meaningfully more and you have the time, listing may be the better choice. A cash offer gives you a real number to decide with.

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

Is there any fee or commission?

No agent commission. The offer is what you can expect, minus the usual payoff of any loans or liens.

Is the offer lower than listing with an agent?

A cash offer can be lower than full retail, but you skip commissions, repairs, holding costs, and months of uncertainty. Compare the net amount.

Am I obligated to accept?

No. The offer is free and there's no obligation.

Is it legal to sell a house for cash without an agent?

Yes. A title company or closing attorney handles the paperwork and the transfer.

Who handles the closing?

A licensed title company or closing attorney.

Can I still use an attorney?

Yes. You can have your own attorney review the contract.

How fast can I close?

Often in as little as 7 days.

Ready to See Your Offer?

It takes about 2 minutes, it's free, and there's no obligation.

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