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You can do this without flying in. Remote signing, local escrow, and we handle everything on the ground.
Tell us about the property. We'll be straight with you about whether we fit.
We're a local buyer, not a lead-generation site. Your information isn't sold and you won't get eleven phone calls for filling out this form.
You inherited it, or you moved and kept it as a rental, or a management company has been running it into the ground for six years. Either way, you are making decisions about a property you cannot see, based on reports from people you have never met, and every option — repair it, list it, keep renting it — requires trusting somebody local.
Meanwhile the costs are continuous: taxes, insurance that gets more expensive when the property is vacant, utilities, and whatever maintenance is not getting done.
California and federal rules can require withholding on sale proceeds for sellers who are not California residents, with exemptions that depend on your circumstances. It is not a reason not to sell, but it does affect what actually lands in your account. Ask your escrow officer and your accountant early rather than being surprised at closing.
Three steps, and you can stop at any one of them. Most sellers we talk to are simply trying to find out what the house is worth as-is before deciding anything.
Address, condition, and what's going on. Five minutes on the phone. We'll tell you straight away if we're not the right buyer.
One visit, usually 20–30 minutes. No cleaning, no repairs, no staging. Tenants and belongings can stay right where they are.
Typically within 24 hours of the walkthrough, with the number broken down so you can see how we got there.
Escrow at a local title company. As little as two weeks if you need speed, or ninety days if you'd rather take your time. We can also leave you in the house after closing.
Usually not. Escrow can generally handle remote signing and notarization.
Reasonable question. Ask for the entity name and verify it with the California Secretary of State. Ask which escrow and title company we use and call them directly. Never wire or send money to a buyer — legitimate purchases move money toward you through escrow, not away from you.
Yes. Send us the management agreement along with the leases so we can see what obligations carry over.
We work the Valley floor from Sylmar down to Woodland Hills. If your street isn't listed, send it anyway — we cover all of it.
No fee, no obligation, and we'll tell you when selling to us isn't your best option.