In most divorces, the house is the biggest asset and the biggest source of friction. A traditional listing means months of coordinating showings, repairs, and price negotiations with someone you may barely be on speaking terms with. A direct cash sale compresses all of that into a few weeks with a certain outcome both attorneys can plan around.
Why divorcing couples choose a cash sale
- Speed and certainty — a fixed cash number and a fixed closing date make the settlement math simple.
- Total discretion — no yard sign, no open houses, no neighbors asking questions.
- No repair negotiations — we buy as-is, so there's nothing to argue about fixing.
- Neutral and professional — we communicate with both parties (and attorneys) equally and transparently.
We work with your attorneys
Whether the court has ordered the sale or you've both simply agreed it's time, we can coordinate directly with counsel on both sides, provide documentation for the settlement, and time the closing to fit the decree. One less battle — and both of you walk away with your share in cash.
No pressure, ever. Our offer is free and comes with zero obligation. Even if we're not the right fit, we'll point you in the right direction.
Need a clean, quick sale?Tell us about the house. We'll give you both a clear number to work from.
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How it works
Tell us about the property, get a fair cash offer within 24 hours, and close on the date you choose — in as little as two weeks. We buy as-is, pay typical closing costs, and never charge fees or commissions.
Questions sellers ask
Can I sell my house during a divorce?
Yes, but if you both own it or it’s marital property, you’ll usually need both signatures or a court order. If your divorce is pending, check with your attorney before you sign anything. We can work with both of you and your attorneys to keep the sale simple.
What if my spouse won’t agree to sell the house?
If one spouse won’t agree, the court may decide what happens to the house as part of the divorce, and your attorney can explain your options. Once a sale is agreed to or ordered, we can make a cash offer and time the closing around the decree.
How is the money split when you sell a house in a divorce?
The mortgage and any liens are paid first at closing, and the rest is divided according to your agreement or the court’s order. In some cases the proceeds are held until the divorce is final. We provide clear numbers that both attorneys can review.
Should we sell the house before or after the divorce is final?
It depends on your finances, taxes and what your attorneys recommend. Some couples sell early so they can both move on, while others wait for the final decree. Either way, we can make an offer now and close on the date that fits your settlement.
Can we sell the house without having to deal with each other?
For the most part, yes. We communicate with each of you, and your attorneys, separately and equally, and closing documents can often be signed at different times or places. There are no showings or repair negotiations to coordinate.
