We buy houses and small service businesses. An address and four answers about the house get you a cash ballpark and a higher owner-financing one.
Street address, then pick the city. We'll pull a public value estimate from that.
We save the address when you press this. Your phone number is the last question, after the prices.
An agent usually gets a higher price and owes you a fiduciary duty. The other five rows favor us.
We don't sell your number or pass it to lead brokers, and there is no auto-dialer or text sequence. Ask and we delete your record: privacy policy.
Tennessee, Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Florida, Kentucky, Alabama, in and around the cities below. If the form can't price an address, we price it by hand.
House cleaning, plumbing and auto detailing companies, half of them in Tennessee.
Also buying in Hilton Head and Asheville.
About ten days, no repairs, no commission. Fastest of the four and the lowest price.
You hold the note, secured by the house. Higher total price, paid monthly instead of at once.
You carry part of the price and we pay it from the company's cash flow. No bank approval to wait on.
A percentage of revenue for a set term. More upside if it grows, more exposure if it does not.
Yes. You pay nothing, ever, and closing funds move through a licensed title company's escrow, not ours.
One person reaches out. It is never sold or added to a call list.
You see the same math every time: resale value, repair cost, our fee, and what is left for you.
The spread between what we pay and what the house is worth fixed up. Ask and we will tell you.
No. Filling in the form costs nothing and commits you to nothing at all.
Normal. It gets paid off at closing out of the sale proceeds, not your pocket.
Also normal. A signed lease survives a sale, so you do not have to empty the house before you sell it. We work around the tenancy, not around the tenant.
Close the tab after the prices if you want. Without a phone number we can't reach you.
See both pricesCalculators and guides for houses and small businesses, plus a glossary of terms and the Tennessee county reference.