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🔍 Top-Level Seller Questions
1. How does selling my house for cash work?
It’s a simple process. You tell us a bit about your house, we come take a quick look, and then we make you a no-obligation cash offer. If you like the offer, we handle everything — from the paperwork to closing. You pick the date, and we can wrap it up in as little as a week. There are no agents, no showings, and no stress. It’s just a faster, easier way to sell your house, especially in Denver’s competitive market.
2. What is a cash home buyer?
A cash home buyer is someone who buys houses using their own money — no banks, no loans, no waiting. This could be an individual investor or a professional home-buying company like us.
We became cash home buyers because we saw a real need in the Denver market — people going through tough situations who didn’t have time, money, or energy to sell the traditional way. We step in and help by offering:
✅ Quick closings, so you’re not stuck waiting on a buyer or bank
✅ No commissions or fees, which saves thousands
✅ No repairs or cleaning, because we buy houses as-is
✅ Flexible timelines, whether you need to move fast or need extra time
✅ A direct sale, so you deal with us — no agents, lenders, or middlemen
It’s all designed to make selling your house easier, less stressful, and on your terms.
How does that actually play out?
We are a cash home buyer, and because of this, we were able to help a family in Aurora close in under two weeks on an inherited house — no banks, no red tape, and no cleanup required. They didn’t have to fix a thing or even take everything with them. We handled it all after closing.
3. Why should I sell my house for cash instead of listing with a realtor?
Selling to a cash buyer is faster, easier, and doesn’t require any repairs, cleaning, or showings. You don’t pay commissions or closing costs. If your house needs work, or you just don’t want to deal with a long selling process, this can be a great option. In hot markets like Denver, listings still take time — and not everyone has the time or money to prep a house for sale.
4. Is selling to a cash buyer legit?
Yes — but like anything in real estate, you should do your homework. There are plenty of honest, reputable cash buyers (like us), but also some bad actors. Look for local experience, real reviews, and transparency. We’re based in Denver and have bought houses all across Colorado. We’re upfront about how it works, and we never pressure you into anything.
5. Are there any risks to selling my house for cash?
If you’re working with a reputable buyer, the risks are low. The biggest issues come from buyers who don’t actually have the funds or try to resell your contract. That’s not what we do. We buy the house ourselves, with our own money. You don’t pay any fees, and you can back out if something feels off. Just make sure you understand the offer and work with someone you trust.
6. What are the benefits of selling my home to an investor?
Investors make it easy. You skip repairs, inspections, cleanouts, agent fees — all of it. We take the property as-is, handle the paperwork, and close on your timeline. If you’re dealing with a tough situation — like foreclosure, inheritance, or bad tenants — we’ll find a solution and take the stress off your plate. For many sellers in Colorado, it’s the most hassle-free option.
7. How fast can I sell my house for cash?
We can close in as little as 7 days, or longer if you need more time. You pick the timeline. Some homeowners in Denver want a quick sale to avoid foreclosure or move for a job — others need a few weeks to plan. Either way, we work around your schedule.
8. Will I get a fair price if I sell for cash?
Our offers are based on the condition of the house, local market trends, and what it will cost us to fix and resell it. You may not get full retail value, but you also skip repairs, showings, agent commissions, and months of waiting. In many cases, sellers actually come out ahead when they factor in time, money saved, and stress avoided — especially in older homes or fixer-uppers common in parts of Denver.
9. Are there any hidden fees or costs when you buy my house?
No. We don’t charge any fees or commissions. We even cover the closing costs. What we offer is what you walk away with. If there’s ever anything unusual — like unpaid property taxes or liens — we’ll explain it clearly and work it into the deal, so there are no surprises.
10. What does “as-is” really mean when you buy a house?
“As-is” means exactly that — you don’t have to fix anything, clean anything, or even clear out all your stuff. We buy houses in any condition: outdated kitchens, water damage, piles of junk, you name it. Whether it’s in great shape or needs a total rehab, we’ll take it as-is and handle the rest.
🛠️ Condition & Repairs Questions
We buy houses in any condition, so don’t worry if your property needs work. Below are common questions from homeowners with houses that are outdated, damaged, or in disrepair.
11. Do I need to make any repairs before selling?
Nope. We buy houses completely as-is — no cleaning, no fixing, no updates needed. Whether your roof is leaking, the plumbing’s old, or the kitchen hasn’t been touched since the ’80s, it doesn’t matter. We’ll take it just the way it is.
12. Can I sell a house that needs major repairs?
Yes. We specialize in buying houses that need serious work — cracked foundations, outdated wiring, old furnaces, or worse. In Denver and many older neighborhoods like Baker or Barnum, these kinds of homes are common, and we know how to handle them.
13. Do you buy houses with mold, water, or fire damage?
Absolutely. Whether your basement flooded during a heavy Colorado spring storm or there was a small kitchen fire, we’ve seen it before. We’re not scared off by mold or smoke damage — we’ll take care of the cleanup and repairs after we buy it.
14. What if my house is full of stuff or hasn’t been cleaned out?
No problem. We’ll handle the junk, furniture, old appliances — everything. Just take what you want and leave the rest. We’ve helped sellers walk away from fully packed houses, even hoarder situations. You don’t have to lift a finger.
15. Will you buy my house with code violations?
Yes. Whether it’s unpermitted work, open violations, or fines from the city, we can still buy your house. We’ve worked with Denver’s building department before and can handle these issues during the sale process.
16. Can I sell a house that’s halfway through a renovation?
Definitely. If life got in the way and you weren’t able to finish the project, we can take over. Whether the kitchen’s torn apart or you were mid-bathroom upgrade, we’ll buy it as-is and finish the work ourselves.
💰 Offer & Pricing Questions
Wondering how we come up with our offer or what you’ll walk away with? These questions explain how our pricing works and what’s included when we buy your house for cash.
17. How do you calculate your cash offer?
We look at three main things: the condition of your house, what similar homes are selling for in your area, and how much it will cost us to fix it up. Based on those numbers, we make a fair cash offer that reflects the value minus renovation and holding costs. In a market like Denver, where property values and repair costs vary neighborhood by neighborhood, our local experience helps us make accurate, honest offers.
18. Do I have to accept your offer right away?
No, not at all. We’ll give you time to think it over. Our offers are no-pressure and come with no obligation. You can sleep on it, talk with family, or explore other options — we’re always happy to answer questions if something comes up later.
19. What if I get a higher offer from another company?
That’s okay. If another buyer is truly offering more — and they’re legitimate — you should do what’s best for you. Just be sure to check the fine print. Sometimes other offers come with hidden fees, last-minute changes, or they’re just wholesaling your contract. We’re transparent and stick to our word.
20. Can I negotiate your offer price?
Yes, you’re always welcome to ask questions or share what you’re hoping for. We base our numbers on real costs, but if something changes — like you decide to clean it out or fix a few things — we’ll take that into account. Our goal is a deal that works for both of us.
21. Will you match or beat another cash offer?
We’ll do our best. We’re confident in our numbers and the service we provide, and we often match or beat offers once sellers see the full picture. If another offer is higher, send it over — we’ll take a look and let you know what we can do.
22. Is your offer really all cash, or do you use loans?
It’s all cash. We’re the actual buyers — we’re not waiting on a lender, and we’re not assigning your contract to someone else. That means we can close fast, with fewer complications, and your sale is much more secure.
23. What fees or deductions should I expect at closing?
None. We cover the closing costs and don’t charge any commissions or fees. You won’t pay for title work, escrow, or anything else. The amount we offer is what you’ll get at closing — no surprises, no deductions.
🧾 Closing, Timeline, and Process Questions
Selling your house for cash should feel easy and stress-free. These FAQs explain what happens after you accept our offer — including timelines, moving out, and how the closing process works.
24. What’s the typical timeline to close?
We can close in as little as 7 days, but we’ll work around your schedule. Some homeowners in Denver want a fast sale, especially if they’re relocating, facing foreclosure, or just ready to move on. Others need more time. Either way, we’ll set a closing date that works for you.
25. Can I choose my closing date?
Yes, absolutely. Whether you want to close in a week or a month, it’s totally up to you. We’re flexible because we know that every seller’s situation is different — especially in Colorado, where moving during snowy months or busy summers can be tricky.
26. Do I have to move out before closing?
Nope. You don’t have to be out the day we close. If you need a little extra time, just let us know. We can work that into the deal — whether it’s a few days, a week, or even longer. We’ve even let sellers stay for a short time after closing to make their move easier.
27. What happens after I accept your offer?
Once you say yes, we’ll send everything to the title company, and they’ll start the paperwork. We’ll handle everything — title work, scheduling, and making sure it’s a smooth process. You won’t have to worry about anything technical — just show up and get paid.
28. How do I get paid at closing?
The title company will wire the funds directly to your bank account or give you a cashier’s check — whichever you prefer. It’s handled through a licensed Colorado title company to make sure everything is safe and legal.
29. Who handles the paperwork and title process?
We do — and we work with licensed local title companies across Colorado. You won’t have to chase down documents or figure out legal steps. The title company handles all the official paperwork and walks you through everything.
30. What happens if there’s a title issue or lien?
We deal with it. If your house has unpaid taxes, a lien, or other title issues, we’ll help work through it. In most cases, we can still close — we’ve helped Denver homeowners resolve everything from back taxes to surprise liens from old contractors.
31. Do I need to be there in person to sell?
Not at all. If you’re out of state or can’t meet in person, everything can be handled remotely. We’ve worked with sellers from all over — electronic signatures, mobile notaries, and remote closings are all possible. You don’t even need to come to Colorado.
🧍 Situational / Unique Seller Questions
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Not every sale is straightforward — and that’s okay. These FAQs cover more unique situations like inherited homes, tenants, divorces, or financial challenges. Whatever you’re facing, there’s a good chance we’ve seen it before and can help.
32. Can I sell my house if I live out of state?
Yes, definitely. Many of our sellers don’t live in Colorado — or even nearby. We can do everything remotely with electronic documents and local title companies. You don’t have to fly in or meet us in person to sell your Denver-area home.
33. Can I sell a house I inherited?
Yes. Whether you just inherited the home or it’s been in the family for years, we can walk you through it. If the property is still in probate, we’ll work with your attorney or the court to keep the process smooth. We’ve helped many Colorado families deal with inherited homes — especially when they don’t want the hassle of fixing them up or listing them.
34. What if my house is in probate?
You can still start the process. If you’re the executor or heir, we can make an offer and work with your probate attorney or title company to prepare everything for when the court gives final approval. It’s common in Colorado to sell during or right after probate.
35. Can I sell a house with tenants inside?
Yes, we buy rental properties — even if the tenants are still living there. We’ll either honor the lease, take over the tenant situation, or work with you on a plan. If you’re dealing with landlord burnout or just want out, we can help.
36. What if the tenants aren’t paying rent?
We’ve dealt with non-paying tenants before, including during the eviction moratoriums. If the tenant’s behind, we’ll factor that into our offer and handle the legal side after closing. You don’t have to evict them yourself — that becomes our job.
37. Can I sell my house during a divorce?
Yes. In fact, many sellers reach out during divorce because they want a quick, fair, and neutral way to move forward. We can work with both parties, help coordinate timelines, and ensure the sale is clean and handled with respect.
38. Can I sell a hoarder house?
Absolutely. We’ve seen it all — trash, boxes, old furniture, even houses that haven’t been entered in years. You don’t need to clean anything or be embarrassed. We’ll handle everything after the sale, including the cleanout and repairs.
39. What if I’m facing foreclosure? Can you still buy it?
Yes — but timing matters. If you’re behind on payments or have received a foreclosure notice, contact us ASAP. We can often buy the house before the foreclosure is finalized, giving you a fresh start and possibly preserving your credit. We’ve helped many Colorado homeowners avoid the worst-case scenario.
40. Do you buy houses with back taxes or unpaid bills?
Yes, we do. Whether it’s unpaid property taxes, utility bills, or city liens, we can usually work around it. These costs are handled through the title company during closing, and we’ll explain everything clearly so you know what to expect.
41. Can I sell if my mortgage is upside down?
Maybe. If you owe more than the house is worth, we’ll look at your situation and talk through your options. Sometimes we can still make it work through creative solutions or short sales, depending on what the bank allows.
42. What if I owe more than the house is worth?
It depends on the numbers, but you’re not stuck. If we can’t buy it outright, we’ll still help you explore other options — like talking with your lender, delaying foreclosure, or connecting you with someone who can help. We never want you to feel trapped.
🏘️ Types of Properties You Buy
We buy all types of properties — not just single-family homes. If you’re unsure whether we’d be interested in your specific situation, the answers below should help.
43. What kinds of houses do you buy?
We buy all kinds — old houses, new builds, rentals, inherited homes, fix-and-flips, and everything in between. Whether it’s a small home in Commerce City or a high-end property in Highlands Ranch that needs updating, we’re open to it. The condition doesn’t matter.
44. Do you buy mobile homes or manufactured homes?
Yes, in some cases. If you own the mobile home and the land it sits on, we’re more likely to buy it. If it’s in a park where you rent the lot, we’ll need to review the park rules and property details. Just reach out and we’ll see if it’s a good fit.
45. Do you buy condos or townhouses?
Definitely. We regularly buy condos and townhomes throughout Denver and other parts of Colorado. Whether it’s a downtown high-rise or a suburban complex, we’re interested — especially if you want to avoid HOA hassles or expensive assessments.
46. Do you buy land or vacant lots?
Yes. We buy land in and around the Denver metro and beyond. It can be raw land, lots with utilities, or even partially developed sites. Whether you inherited land or just want to unload a vacant lot, we’ll take a look.
47. Can I sell a multi-family or duplex property?
Absolutely. We buy duplexes, triplexes, fourplexes, and small apartment buildings. Whether they’re vacant, fully rented, or need repairs, we’re experienced with investment properties and can make a solid cash offer.
48. Do you buy rural or out-of-the-way homes?
Yes, we’ve bought properties all over Colorado — from mountain towns to eastern plains. If it’s in a remote area or not in a major city, we’re still interested. Just send us the address and we’ll see what’s possible.
🏘️ Types of Properties You Buy
If you’re considering selling your house, it’s important to know who you’re working with. These questions explain who we are, how we operate, and why so many sellers in Denver and across Colorado choose us.
49. Who are you and how long have you been buying houses?
We’re a local, family-run business based in Denver. Our founder, Shaun Martin, has been involved in real estate for over 20 years and has completed hundreds of transactions across Colorado. We’ve helped sellers in all kinds of situations — and we’ve built our reputation on honesty, flexibility, and follow-through.
50. Are you local or part of a national franchise?
We’re 100% local. We live and work in the same communities we buy in — from Arvada to Aurora, from Littleton to Loveland. We’re not a big, out-of-state brand or call center. When you call us, you’ll speak to a real person who knows the Colorado market inside and out.
51. Do you really buy the house yourself, or do you wholesale it?
We actually buy the houses ourselves. We’re not wholesalers who tie up your property and try to flip the contract. We use our own funds to close and renovate the homes — and we’re fully transparent about our process. You’ll never be left wondering who’s actually buying your house.
52. Can I see reviews or testimonials from other sellers?
Of course. We have many 5-star reviews from real people we’ve helped all across Denver and Colorado. You can read their experiences on Google, Facebook, or on our website. We’re proud of the trust we’ve built and always happy to share success stories.
53. Are you accredited with the BBB or other local groups?
Yes, we’re accredited with the Better Business Bureau and maintain a strong rating. We also work closely with local title companies and Colorado real estate professionals. We’re not just showing up for one deal — we’re in this for the long haul.
54. Why should I trust you to buy my house?
Because we do what we say. We’re upfront, professional, and never pressure anyone into a sale. We’ve earned the trust of sellers because we keep things simple, clear, and fair. Many people we’ve worked with say they felt relief after meeting us — and that’s something we’re proud of.
55. What makes you different from other cash buyers?
We’re local, we’re respectful, and we’re flexible. We don’t lowball or play games. We actually close on the homes we put under contract. And most importantly, we tailor our approach to what you need — whether that means a fast close, more time to move, or help solving a tricky situation like probate or problem tenants.
📘 Seller Education & Comparison Questions
Trying to decide between selling to a cash buyer or going the traditional route? These questions break down the differences so you can make the choice that’s right for you.
56. What’s the difference between a cash buyer and a realtor?
A realtor helps you list your home on the open market and tries to find a buyer. A cash buyer is the buyer. We don’t list your house — we buy it directly, using our own funds. That means no showings, no commissions, and no waiting on loans or inspections.
57. What’s the difference between a cash offer and market value?
Market value usually means the price your home could sell for with a realtor after updates, repairs, showings, and time on the market. A cash offer is what we’ll pay you today — as-is, with no work or waiting. It’s typically lower than full retail, but you save time, money, and hassle by skipping repairs, commissions, and months of uncertainty.
58. Will I make more money selling with a realtor instead?
Maybe — but not always. If your house is in great shape, and you’re not in a rush, a traditional sale could get you more. But if the house needs work, or you’re dealing with a tight timeline or stressful situation, a cash offer can actually leave you with more in your pocket by avoiding repairs, holding costs, and agent fees.
59. Do you work with agents, or only directly with sellers?
We mostly work directly with homeowners, but we’re happy to work with your agent if you have one. We’ve partnered with many agents in Colorado when a client needs a quick, off-market option.
60. Is this a good time to sell my house for cash?
It depends on your situation. If you want speed, certainty, or to avoid repairs and showings — now’s a great time. In cities like Denver, where real estate markets can shift quickly, a fast cash offer can help you avoid market risk and move forward with confidence.
61. Should I fix up my house or sell it as-is?
If you have the time, money, and energy to do repairs and wait for the right buyer, fixing it up might pay off. But if the idea of dealing with contractors, permits, and inspections makes your head spin — or if you need to sell quickly — selling as-is can save you a lot of time and stress. Many sellers in older Denver neighborhoods go this route because of aging systems and out-of-date finishes.
62. Can I rent the house back after I sell it to you?
In some cases, yes. If you need to sell now but stay for a few weeks or even longer, we can work out a post-sale agreement. We’ve done that for sellers who needed time to find a new home or finish moving.
🔎 People Also Ask Style & Long-Tail FAQs
These are real-world questions homeowners search online when they’re looking to sell quickly or avoid the traditional process. We’ve answered them as clearly and directly as possible.
63. What’s the fastest way to sell a house without a realtor?
The fastest way is to sell directly to a local cash buyer. No listings, no inspections, no loan approvals — just a simple agreement and a closing date that works for you. In Colorado, we’ve helped sellers close in just 7 days.
64. Can I sell my house in 7 days?
Yes. If your title is clear and there are no major legal issues, we can close in a week. We’ve done it many times, especially for Denver-area sellers who needed to move fast for a job, divorce, or to avoid foreclosure.
65. How do I sell my house without making repairs?
Just contact us. We’ll make a cash offer based on your home’s current condition. You won’t need to fix anything, clean, or even haul stuff away. Whether it’s cosmetic or structural issues, we’ll handle it after we buy it.
66. Is it cheaper to sell my home for cash?
You won’t get full retail price, but you’ll save on repairs, commissions, holding costs, and closing fees. For many sellers, the cash offer ends up being more profitable once all the traditional costs are factored in — especially if the home needs work.
67. Do cash buyers close faster than traditional buyers?
Yes, much faster. Traditional buyers need time for inspections, appraisals, and loan approvals. Cash buyers — like us — don’t. That’s why we can close in 7 days or whenever works for you.
68. Can I sell a house without cleaning it?
Absolutely. We’ve bought houses with trash, furniture, clutter — even hoarding situations. You can leave behind anything you don’t want. We’ll take care of it after closing.
69. How can I sell a house with squatters?
It’s tricky, but we may still be able to help. If you’re dealing with unauthorized occupants, we’ll assess the situation and handle the legal process after closing. You won’t have to confront anyone or manage the eviction yourself.
70. Can I sell a house that’s been sitting vacant?
Yes. In fact, we buy a lot of vacant homes in Colorado — especially in areas like Aurora, Thornton, or Pueblo where older properties are left empty. Whether it’s been sitting for a few months or a few years, we’ll make a cash offer.
71. Can I sell a property that’s still in my parents’ name?
If you’ve inherited the home but it’s still legally in their name, the title will need to be transferred first — usually through probate or a small estate affidavit. We can help walk you through that and still make an offer in the meantime.
72. Can I sell my house if I’m in bankruptcy or behind on payments?
Possibly. If you’re behind or in bankruptcy, it depends on your case and the type of bankruptcy filed. We’ve worked with homeowners and attorneys to get sales approved by the court and help sellers get out of tough situations. Talk to us early, and we’ll explore your options together.
73. Do I need an attorney to sell my house to a cash buyer?
You don’t need one, but you’re welcome to use one if you’d like. Most Colorado home sales are handled through licensed title companies, but some sellers choose to have their attorney review the paperwork for peace of mind.
74. Will you buy my house if it’s in a trust?
Yes. We regularly buy homes held in trusts. As long as the trustee agrees to the sale and has legal authority, we can move forward. If you’re not sure how to begin, we’ll guide you through the process.
75. Can I sell a fire-damaged house for cash?
Yes, we’ve bought several fire-damaged homes in Denver and Colorado Springs. Whether it was a kitchen fire or a full structural issue, we’ll evaluate the property and make an as-is cash offer. You don’t have to repair anything.
🚀 Action-Oriented Questions (Questions 76–82)
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If you’re ready to take the next step — or just want to know what happens after you reach out — these FAQs walk you through exactly what to expect when working with us.
76. What’s the first step to get a cash offer?
Just fill out our short form or give us a quick call. We’ll ask a few questions about the property, set up a time to see it (in person or virtual), and then make you a no-pressure cash offer. It’s that simple.
77. How fast will I hear back from you after I submit my info?
Usually within an hour — definitely the same day. We know time matters, especially if you’re dealing with a stressful situation, so we make it a priority to respond quickly.
78. Do you come to the property in person?
Yes, most of the time. We like to walk the property ourselves so we can make the most accurate offer. But if you’re out of town or unavailable, we can also do video walkthroughs or have someone meet us on your behalf.
79. Do you offer virtual walkthroughs or online options?
Absolutely. If you’re out of state, out of town, or just prefer to keep things remote, we can do everything virtually — walkthroughs, paperwork, and even closing. We’ve done full remote sales for properties all across Colorado.
80. What should I expect during the walk-through?
It’s quick and easy — usually about 15 to 30 minutes. We’ll take a look at the condition of the home and jot down notes for repairs. No cleaning, no staging — just a simple walk-through so we can make you a fair offer.
81. What should I bring to closing?
Just your ID — that’s it. The title company will have everything else ready for you. If there’s anything unique (like inherited property documents or a power of attorney), we’ll let you know in advance.
82. Can I back out of the deal after I accept?
Yes. Until we sign the final closing documents, you’re free to change your mind. We don’t use pressure tactics or lock you into anything. We want you to feel good about the decision — whatever you decide.
Even More Questions We Are Frequently Asked Questions
❓ Will you be listing my house on the MLS or actually buying it?
No, we’re not agents — we’re actual buyers. We purchase houses in Denver and throughout Colorado directly with cash. We don’t list homes on the MLS. Once we buy the property, we may fix it up and resell it or keep it as a rental. Either way, you’re dealing with the end buyer, not a middleman.
❓ Do you pay fair prices for properties?
Yes — but fair doesn’t always mean full market value. We’re transparent that we aim to buy at a discount so we can renovate and resell or rent. That said, many sellers prefer speed and certainty over squeezing out every dollar. You avoid repairs, showings, fees, and months of waiting. Plus, our offer comes with no pressure — it’s your call whether to accept or not.
❓ How do you determine the price to offer on my house?
We look at the house’s location, condition, what repairs are needed, and what similar homes in the area have sold for recently. In Denver especially, prices vary neighborhood to neighborhood. Our offer is based on what we believe is fair — one that works for both of us.
❓ Are there any fees or commissions to work with you?
No fees, no commissions, and we usually cover closing costs too. What we offer is what you walk away with. Unlike listing with a realtor, you don’t pay us anything — we’re buyers, not agents. Once we close, the responsibility is ours, and you move on without dealing with any repairs, showings, or bills.
❓ How are you different from a real estate agent?
Agents help list your home and hope a buyer comes along. They charge commissions (often 5–6%), and you may be asked to make costly repairs or upgrades. That can work well — if you have time and money. We’re different because we buy directly, with our own cash, and can make a decision quickly. You avoid commissions, repairs, and long waits — and we take on the risk of fixing and reselling it.
💡 Example: In Denver, a $600,000 house could cost $36,000 in commissions alone — not including repair costs or holding expenses. We help sellers skip all that.
❓ Is there any obligation when I submit my info?
Not at all. You tell us about your property, we take a quick look, and we make a cash offer. If it works for you, great. If not, no pressure — we won’t spam or hassle you.
❓ After I fill out a form, when will you call?
Usually within an hour — unless it’s late in the day, in which case we’ll follow up first thing the next morning. If you’re in a rush or have questions right away, feel free to call us directly at (720) 738-6020.
❓ Why do you like coming up with three list prices when selling a home?
I like coming up with three list prices because they act as anchor points — helping me compare options, balance them with the market, and maximize profit for my business.
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Takes the Guesswork Out – I don’t have to gamble on one number. With three prices, I can see clear options.
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Gives Me Control – I get to choose: sell fast, find balance, or test the top of the market.
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Adapts to My Timeline – Life changes, and this method flexes with me whether I need to sell in a week or can wait a few months.
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Keeps Me Honest About Value – It’s easy to be emotional about price. The three numbers show how buyers will actually see my home.
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Helps Avoid Price Cuts Later – Overpricing leads to painful reductions. This method helps me avoid chasing the market down.
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Builds Confidence in My Decision – Seeing the trade-offs at each level makes me feel secure in whichever choice I make.
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Prepares Me for Buyer Psychology – Some buyers want a quick deal (7-Day). Others wait and pay more if they love it (90-Day).
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Saves Time & Stress – No endless debating. The options are right there in front of me.
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Works in Any Market – Whether things are hot, cold, or flat, the 7/30/90 plan adjusts.
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List Price Like a Pro – Real estate pros use strategies like this every day. With three prices, I know I’m making a smart move that puts me in control of the outcome