How It Works – The House Pals

Learn About How The House Pals Buys Houses

Our process is fair, works on your timeline, and is easy to follow.

How The Process Works

Tell us about your property.

It’s quick, easy, and free!

If it meets our buying criteria…

We will contact you to setup a quick appointment.

We present you with a fair all-cash offer…

Or discuss the best method to proceed.

We close at a local reputable title company.

Have cash in your hands in as little as 7 days!

Timeframe: Once we get your information, we’re usually able to make you a fair all-cash offer within 24 hours. From there, we can close as quickly as 7 days… or on your schedule.

Selling Your Home Can Be A Quick & Easy Process

The House Pals buys houses in and around (and other areas, too!). We’re not listing your house, we’re actually the ones buying your home. Because we pay cash and are buying your home directly from you, we’re able to close quickly (or on your schedule).
When you work with us there are no fees and no commissions like there are when you list your house with a traditional agent. You never have to worry about any extra costs to sell your house fast coming out of your pocket or even getting your house “market-ready” to sell. We want to buy your house as-is.
No matter how ugly or pretty it is and no matter the location, we buy houses in in any condition.

Sell Your House As-Is Fast, Hassle-Free & In Just 7 Days

Avoid the stress of cleaning, repairs, or waiting months to close. We buy houses in any condition and can put cash in your hands in as little as 7 days — no agent, no extra payments, no delays. Say goodbye to utility bills, taxes, and showings, and let us take the headache off your hands today.

I have some questions…

What Does “As-Is” Mean?

We buy your home as-is, meaning you don’t have to worry about doing repairs, fixing your home up, or getting it ready for showings. We’ll handle all repairs, inspections, and more after we purchase your home. We factor this into our offer, of course, but it saves you the money and the headache associated with getting your home ready to sell.

What Does An “All-Cash Offer” Mean?

An “all-cash offer” means that the buyer is offering to purchase the property without needing to secure financing through a mortgage or loan. In other words, the buyer has the full amount in cash or liquid assets available to pay for the property upfront. This type of offer is attractive to sellers because it often leads to a faster, smoother transaction without the risk of loan approval delays or complications.

How Fast Is A Fast Closing?

A “fast closing” typically refers to completing a real estate transaction in a shorter-than-usual time frame, often within 7 to 21 days. The standard closing process can take 30 to 45 days, but with a fast closing, the buyer and seller work together to expedite necessary steps, such as inspections, appraisals, and paperwork. Factors like an all-cash offer, pre-approved financing, and no contingencies can help speed up the closing process. The exact timeline will depend on the specifics of the deal and the efficiency of the parties involved.

What If I Don’t Need A Fast Closing?

If you don’t need a fast closing, you can opt for a more standard closing timeline, which typically takes 30 to 45 days. This allows more time for the necessary steps, such as conducting inspections, securing financing, and reviewing all legal documents. It also provides flexibility for both you and the seller to address any issues that might arise during the process. You can negotiate a closing date that works best for your schedule and financial situation, making sure there’s ample time to complete all steps thoroughly.

Will I Get A Lowball Offer?

Is This Even Legit?

Yes, receiving a low offer is legitimate in real estate. Buyers sometimes start with lower offers to negotiate a better price. However, if you’re concerned about the legitimacy of the offer itself, it’s important to verify the buyer’s details, their ability to finance the purchase, and work with a trusted real estate agent to ensure the process is genuine and transparent.