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Sell directly
Tell us about your property.
Start with the address and a few basic details. No repairs or preparation required before you reach out.
As-is review
We evaluate the property in its current condition.
Direct conversation
You deal directly with our team about the property and your timing.
No obligation
Sending information does not obligate you to sell.
Property details
Property situations
Houses we are interested in reviewing
We are especially interested in properties where a traditional sale may require additional time, repairs, preparation, or expense.
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Outdated homes
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Vacant properties
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Inherited houses
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Properties with deferred maintenance or code violations
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Properties with unpaid or overdue property taxes
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Homes owned by people who live outside the Pittsburgh area
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Properties involved in relocation, divorce, downsizing, or another major life change
We try to do the homework before giving you a number
We look at comparable sales, neighborhood values, the current condition of the house, renovation costs, resale potential, and the details you share with us. We are not interested in creating unnecessary back-and-forth just for the sake of negotiation.
When we make an offer, our goal is for it to reflect the numbers as we understand them at that point. If new information comes up later that materially changes the property or renovation scope, the numbers may need to be reviewed again.
Selling directly is not necessarily right for every homeowner
If your house is in excellent condition, you have time to prepare it for market, and your priority is maximizing the sale price, listing with a real estate agent may make more sense.
A direct sale may be worth considering when selling as-is, avoiding repairs and showings, simplifying a difficult property situation, or having more control over the timeline matters more.