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Source review updated February 10, 2025 · Fees and availability may change.

A streamlined, as-is sale for homeowners who want a simpler process without repairs.

Preliminary offers within 24 hours, with a flexible closing timeline of up to 60 days.

A broad network of cash home buyers offering no-obligation offers.

An option for sellers looking to move on quickly from a highly distressed property.
The Gold plan gives sellers tools to compare cash offers and negotiate terms.

Focuses on distressed homes. The review notes offers may be below 70% of market value.

The review lists homes built after 1960, lots up to one acre and values up to $1M.

An investor network for cash sales. Offers may be below 70% of fair market value.

The review lists coverage in 200 markets across more than 30 states.

The review lists unlisted single-family homes built from 1920–2020, valued at $150K–$1M.

An investor marketplace for distressed homes, with some room to negotiate offer terms.

Combines neighborhood data with local real estate expertise to help sellers explore offers.
*The source lists 5.8% as a national average agent commission, not a fixed HomeLight fee. Ratings and fees above reflect the February 2025 review; confirm current terms directly.
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Find my cash offerWeigh both sides
Consider the convenience alongside the trade-offs.
A cash buyer can avoid mortgage-approval delays. The closing date still depends on title work and the contract.
Many buyers accept your home’s current condition, without staging, remodeling or major repairs.
Some direct buyers charge no commission. Compare the written net offer, fees and closing costs.
Some buyers offer virtual assessments and remote paperwork. Availability varies by company.
Cash offers are often below open-market value. Weigh speed and convenience against your expected proceeds.
An initial offer may change after an assessment. Understand what allows a buyer to adjust the price.
Ask for an itemized breakdown and read the contract before agreeing to the sale.
Check reviews, verify funds and avoid pressure to sign or transfer ownership before secure payment.
Before you say yes
Check the price, closing date, contingencies and costs in writing. A cash sale can still have tax implications. Ask a qualified tax professional or real estate attorney about your situation before signing.
Decluttering, cleaning and simple curb-appeal improvements can help a buyer assess your home. Small repairs are optional for many as-is sales. Be upfront about major issues and avoid spending on renovations without understanding the likely return.
Verify the buyer’s identity, reviews and proof of funds. Be cautious of upfront fees, unusually high offers and pressure to act immediately. Use a trusted closing professional and make sure payment is secured before ownership transfers.
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Wondering about something?
A few things to know before choosing a cash buyer.
Contact our team →Buyers consider your home’s location, condition, comparable sales, expected repairs and their own margin. Offers are often below open-market value in exchange for a simpler, faster sale.
Costs vary by company and service. Some direct buyers charge no commission; others have service fees or closing costs. Ask for a written breakdown of what you’ll receive after all deductions.
Some cash sales close in a few days to a couple of weeks. Title searches, paperwork, inspections and the agreed terms affect timing. Ask the buyer to confirm a realistic closing date.
Many cash buyers purchase homes as-is, so renovations and staging may not be needed. Simple cleaning or minor fixes are optional; disclose known issues and ask how condition affects the offer.
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