Relocating? Leave Without the House Chasing You.
532 houses bought since 2015 — many from sellers standing exactly where you are now.
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Tell us where the house is and how to reach you — that's it.
A relocation puts your life on two clocks: the start date pulling you forward and the house holding you back. List it and move anyway, and you're paying two housing bills while fielding repair requests from three states away. John and Brenda faced exactly that — a sudden need to relocate out of state with no time to fix up or clean out their Shelby home.
We bought their house as-is, and from first call to closing took ten days. That's the relocation play: a certain sale, on your date, with nothing left behind to manage. Close before you leave, or after you're settled — either works.
How We Help
- Closing date matched to your move — before or after you leave
- Sell as-is: no fix-up projects during your busiest weeks
- Everything handled remotely after you go — documents sign electronically
- No agent commission eating the equity you’re taking with you
Hear it from a seller: John & Brenda — relocated in 10 days
Read the transcript
Interviewer: I'm sitting here at the closing table with John and Brenda — we just closed on their house, and I wanted to ask you to share a little of your experience through this process.
Brenda: Well, we had a death in the family, and he left us the house, so we had to do something really fast. I talked to a whole bunch of people, but the one that I really liked was Jordan — he was so sweet, and he was like, boom, boom: this is what I'm going to offer you, right here. I'm like, this is too good to be true. I asked, what about the cleaning — how much cleaning do I have to do? He said none. I said there's a bunch of stuff I'm going to leave, because this house is furnished. He said, leave whatever you want. I said — really? Anything I want? I've sold a house before, and I've never had it this easy and this fast. Ever.
Interviewer: I'm so glad to hear that. And you've been very satisfied?
Brenda: Super satisfied. Even the closing alone — we're in and out. I've been to some closings that were really long.
Interviewer: After we did the inspection on the house, how many days was it until today?
Brenda: Ten days. Just long enough for me to get what I wanted out of there, packed, and unpacked into Georgia — and now here we are. We're done.
Interviewer: And Leslie, our transaction coordinator?
Brenda: She was in great communication with us. She made everything so easy — she'd just email me things, I'd just tell her what I need. Got it.
Interviewer: John, Brenda — thank you so much for selling your house to us. It's been such a pleasure to meet you.
Sell before you move, or after? The honest trade-offs
- One household to run, zero double bills
- Sign everything in person, once
- Pick a date right before the truck leaves — we'll match it
- No pressure while packing
- We handle it remotely — e-signatures and mail
- Costs you each month of taxes, insurance, and utilities in the meantime
Either works — John and Brenda closed in ten days before leaving for Georgia; other sellers close from three states away. The expensive option is the third one: leaving it empty and undecided.
Common Questions
What if I’ve already moved away?
No problem — everything can be handled remotely. We've closed with sellers in other states many times; documents are signed electronically or by mail through our attorney.
My company gave me six weeks. Is that enough?
Plenty — John and Brenda went from first call to closed in ten days. Six weeks leaves room to spare.
Talk It Through — No Pressure, No Obligation
Thirty seconds to reach out. If selling to us isn't your best move, we'll tell you that too.
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