Selling Your House During a Divorce? We Make It Simple.
We understand this is a difficult time. Let us remove the house from the equation — one cash offer, fast close, clean proceeds to split. No showings, no strangers walking through your home, no months of uncertainty.
How It Works
One Call, Both Parties
One or both spouses can initiate. We'll provide a single cash offer for the property — no competing real estate agents, no drawn-out negotiations.
Agree on the Offer
Both parties review the cash offer. No repairs, no showings, no months of uncertainty. Just a number you can plan around.
Close and Split Cleanly
We close fast — typically 14 days. Proceeds go to the title company and are distributed according to your agreement or court order.
Why a Cash Sale Works Better in a Divorce
We've worked with hundreds of sellers across 10 states. Our process is built around your timeline — not ours.
Get My Cash Offer →Speed — close in 14 days instead of 60–90 days on the market
Certainty — a cash offer means no deal falling through at the last minute
No showings — strangers don't walk through your home during an already difficult time
No repairs — you don't have to agree on what to fix or who pays for it
Clean proceeds — the title company distributes cash directly per your agreement
No shared decisions — once the contract is signed, the house is handled
Frequently Asked Questions
Can both spouses sell even if one doesn't agree?
If both spouses are on the title, both need to sign the closing documents. If there's disagreement, a family court judge can order the sale as part of the divorce proceedings. We work with divorce attorneys regularly and can provide documentation of our offer to support a court-ordered sale if needed.
Do we need a divorce decree first?
Not necessarily. You can sign a purchase contract and even begin the closing process while the divorce is still pending — as long as both parties on the title agree to the sale. The actual close and distribution of proceeds can be timed to coincide with the finalization of your divorce if that's required by your attorney or the court.
How do proceeds get split?
Proceeds are handled at closing by the title company. You and your spouse (or your attorneys) provide wire instructions for each party's share of the net proceeds, and the title company distributes them accordingly at closing. The exact split is determined by your divorce agreement or court order — not by us.
Remove the House from the Equation
One cash offer. Fast close. Clean proceeds to split. Let us make this part of the divorce simple.