Sell Your Home

Choose the Selling Option That Works Best for You

Sell Fast. List for More. Compare Both.

Not every homeowner needs the same solution. Some people need to sell quickly for cash. Others have enough time to list their home and pursue the highest reasonable market price. And some aren't sure which option will leave them with more money when everything is said and done.

The Home Defenders helps you compare your options before you decide.

No obligation. No pressure to sell.

Ready to Find Out What Your Home Could Be Worth?

You don't need to decide how you're selling before talking to us. Start with the property.

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What's most important to you?

No obligation. No pressure to sell.

What Is Your Priority?

Speed and Certainty, or the Highest Price?

Sell Fast for Cash

Need speed, simplicity and certainty?

A cash/as-is sale may be the right fit if you need to sell quickly, the property needs repairs, you're facing foreclosure, or you simply don't want to deal with a traditional sale. Depending on your property and situation, you may be able to:

  • Sell as-is
  • Avoid major repairs
  • Avoid repeated showings
  • Avoid traditional buyer financing delays
  • Choose a faster closing
  • Sell a vacant, inherited or distressed property
  • Avoid the uncertainty of putting the property on the market
The tradeoffA cash offer may be lower than what your home could potentially sell for on the open market. That's why we believe you should understand the numbers before accepting an offer.
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List Your Home for Sale

Have more time and want to pursue a higher price?

If your property is a good candidate for the retail market, listing it may produce a higher sale price than selling directly to an investor. Listing may make sense if:

  • Maximizing your sale price is the priority
  • You have enough time to market the property
  • The property is in reasonable condition
  • You're comfortable with showings
  • There's enough time for a traditional buyer to close
  • The additional potential proceeds justify the extra time and costs
The tradeoffA traditional sale generally takes longer and may involve commissions, repairs, inspections, showings, buyer financing, concessions and other selling expenses. But when the numbers support it, the additional time may put more money in your pocket.
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Not Sure Which One Is Better?

Let Us Compare Them.

You shouldn't choose between a cash offer and listing based only on the number at the top of an offer. The real question is: How much will I actually walk away with?

Cash / As-IsTraditional Listing
SpeedFasterUsually slower
RepairsOften noneMay be needed
ShowingsMinimalUsually required
Buyer financingTypically noneOften required
ConvenienceHigherMore involvement
Sale priceTypically lowerPotentially higher
Selling costsDepends on transactionCommissions and other costs may apply
CertaintyGenerally higher with verified cashDepends on buyer/financing

Don't automatically choose the highest price. Don't automatically choose the fastest offer.

Choose the option that gives you the best overall outcome.

Selling a Home That Needs Repairs?

You Don't Have to Fix Everything First.

Depending on the property, you may be able to sell exactly as it sits.

Before spending thousands of dollars fixing a property you're planning to sell anyway, find out what an as-is sale could look like.

  • Roof problems
  • Old kitchens
  • Outdated bathrooms
  • Code violations
  • Water damage
  • Tenant damage
  • Major cleanout
  • Deferred maintenance
  • Inherited properties full of belongings
Facing Foreclosure?

Selling Before Foreclosure May Still Be an Option.

If you're behind on your mortgage or already facing foreclosure, timing matters.

Selling the property before foreclosure is completed may allow you to pay required mortgage and property obligations through closing and retain available seller proceeds after required payoffs and transaction expenses.

Most importantly, a voluntary sale can give you more control over the transaction and your next move. Already have a foreclosure sale date? Tell us immediately.

Inherited a Property?

You Don't Have to Keep a House You Don't Want.

Inherited properties can come with repairs, mortgages, taxes, family decisions, probate issues and years of accumulated belongings.

Depending on your situation, we can help you evaluate whether it makes more sense to sell it quickly as-is, or prepare and list it for the market.

Before putting money into an inherited property, understand what each option could produce.

Why The Home Defenders?

Because we're not going to pretend every home should be sold the same way.

A company that only buys houses has an incentive to tell you to accept a cash offer. Someone who only lists houses has an incentive to tell you to list. We believe you should start with the numbers.

Your PropertyWhat is it realistically worth?
ConditionWhat would need to be done to sell traditionally?
TimelineHow quickly do you need to sell?
EquityWhat do you owe and what may be left after selling?
Selling CostsWhat could each option cost?
Your GoalIs speed, convenience or maximizing your proceeds most important?

Then you can compare the available options and decide. Your house. Your money. Your decision.

How It Works

Four Steps. You Choose.

1

Tell Us About Your Home

Give us the property address and basic information about the property.

2

We Review the Property

We'll look at the property's estimated value, condition, your timeline and what you're trying to accomplish.

3

Compare Your Selling Options

Depending on the property, that may include a cash / as-is sale, a traditional listing, or other appropriate selling options.

4

You Choose

You don't have to accept a cash offer. You don't have to list the property. You decide which option works best for you.

What Are You Trying to Do?

Start With Your Goal.

I Need to Sell Quickly

Get a Cash Offer

I Want to Maximize My Sale Price

Explore Listing My Home

I'm Not Sure

Compare My Options

You don't need to decide how you're selling before talking to us. Start with the property. We'll help you understand the available options.