Sell as-is. Close in 7 days.

We buy houses in any condition. No repairs, no showings, no commissions — just a written offer in 48 hours and a closing date you choose.

No fees, no commissionsClose in as little as 7 daysNo obligation, everPick your move-out date

Apex vs. Traditional

The honest side-by-side.

Listing makes more sense in some situations — we'll tell you when. But for most sellers in a hurry, here's how the two paths compare.

Tap a path · same nine topics

  • Time to offer
    48 hours, written
  • Time to close
    7 days from acceptance
  • Commissions & fees
    Zero — we pay closing
  • Repairs required
    None — we buy as-is
  • Showings
    One walkthrough
  • Cleaning & staging
    Skip — leave what you don't want
  • Move-out timing
    Pick the date that works
  • Offer certainty
    Cash, no contingency
  • Sale price
    At-market, comp-driven

We'll always tell you when listing is the smarter move. About 1 in 5 sellers we talk to ends up listing through our agent team instead — we're happy either way.

Three Steps. About a Week.

Two minutes for an offer. Seven days to close.

01

Tell us about it

Address, a few quick details, and photos if you have them. Two minutes.

02

Get a written offer

Within 48 hours we email a fair, no-obligation cash offer with comps attached.

03

Close in 7 days

Pick the closing date that works. Move out on your timeline. We handle the rest.

Common Questions

The eight questions we hear most.

If your situation isn't covered here, ask in the form below — we'll answer in the first reply.

Three inputs: recent local comps (we share them with you), the home's current condition (a quick walk-through, no inspector required), and a small allowance for our renovation budget. We walk you through the math line-by-line. No black-box algorithm — if you don't agree with our comps, we'll review them with you.

Often slightly, sometimes the same, occasionally higher. We're trading a small price discount for speed, certainty, and zero out-of-pocket costs. When we run the math against listing-and-waiting, accounting for commission, closing costs, repairs, and 30–60 days of carrying costs, the gap usually shrinks to within a few percent — and many sellers come out ahead net.

Yes — any time before closing, no penalty, no clawback of earnest money. Once you sign closing documents, the sale is final (same as any sale). Until then, you're free to walk.

We do. Title fees, transfer taxes, escrow — all on us. The number we offer is the wire you receive. The only deductions would be any outstanding mortgage payoff or HOA back-dues, which the title company handles directly.

Yes. The title company pays off your mortgage at closing using a portion of the sale proceeds. You walk away with whatever's left over (the equity). If you owe more than the home's worth, we can talk through short-sale options.

No. Leave whatever you don't want — furniture, appliances, even the lawnmower. We'll handle disposal, donation, or repair. Most sellers find this is the single biggest stress relief in the process.

We open title and escrow within 24 hours, schedule a quick non-obligating walk-through (15 minutes, just for our renovation team), and prep closing paperwork. Most sellers e-sign everything from home — you only need to be physically present for the final walkthrough or the wire confirmation if you prefer.

We've bought homes from $90k all the way to $1.2M. There's no formal minimum or maximum — we look at each one individually. If the math doesn't work for us, we'll tell you fast and refer you to a listing agent on our team.

Get My Offer

Two minutes for an offer in 48 hours.

Tell us the basics. Photos help but aren't required — we'll fill any gaps with a quick follow-up.

Step 01

About the property

Step 02

About you

Step 03

Timeline & details

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