Sell your house
Sell your house as-is, without listing it
If your single-family home fits what we buy, we’ll make a cash offer on the house as it stands. You won’t need to fix it up, keep it show-ready, or pay an agent commission to sell it to us.
- Sell in its current condition
- No showings or open houses
- No agent commission when you sell to us
- No obligation to accept
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Request a cash offer
It takes about a minute. There’s no cost and no obligation.
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- 5.0 out of 5 stars on Google from 32 reviews
- Homes purchased
- 230+
- Years in business
- 7+
- Serving U.S. homeowners
- Nationwide
What we buy
Is your house a fit?
Often a good fit
- Single-family homes
- Houses that need repairs
- Older or dated homes
- Inherited properties
- Vacant houses
- Rentals, with or without tenants
What affects an offer
- Location and neighborhood
- Size and layout
- Current condition and repairs needed
- Recent nearby sales
- Mortgage, liens, or title issues
- Occupancy and timeline
Not every property will be a fit. Submitting your address doesn’t guarantee an offer, and it never obligates you to sell. If we can’t help, we’ll tell you.
Who we help
Every seller has a different reason
House needs repairs
Old roof, foundation trouble, dated kitchen, or years of deferred maintenance. Tell us about it as it stands today.
Inherited house
If you’ve inherited a house you don’t plan to keep, we can help you understand your selling options, at a pace that feels right.
Rental property
Ready to move on from a rental that has become more work than it’s worth? We look at rentals with or without tenants in place.
Vacant house
An empty house still needs upkeep, insurance, and attention, which is hard to manage from a distance. If you’re ready to sell, let’s talk.
Relocating
Moving for work or family? If you’d rather not get another house ready for the market while you settle in somewhere new, we can take a look.
Just want a simpler sale
You don’t need a complicated reason. Some people simply prefer a direct, private sale over listing their home.
Not every house will be a fit for us. If yours isn’t, we’ll tell you plainly.
Sell as-is
Sell the house as it is
You don’t need to:
- Renovate the kitchen or bathrooms
- Replace the roof just to list it
- Repaint, re-carpet, or stage every room
- Keep the house show-ready for weeks
- Work around open houses and showings
- Spend months getting it ready
Tell us what you’re dealing with. We’ll look at the property in its current condition and let you know whether it’s a fit.
Tell Us About Your HouseWhy a direct sale
Why homeowners choose to sell directly
Cash offers on qualifying homes
If the property fits our criteria, we may be able to buy it for cash. That can remove the mortgage-financing contingency many traditional buyers need. Every sale still has its own requirements, like title work and closing documents.
No agent commission
When you sell directly to Steady House Buyers instead of listing with an agent, we don’t charge you a commission. Any other costs are spelled out before you agree to anything.
Help with closing costs
Depending on the property and the transaction, we may cover certain closing costs. Your offer will say exactly what’s covered.
A closing date that fits your plans
Need to close soon, or need a few months to find your next place? We’ll work with you to find a timeline that makes sense for your situation.
Compare your options
Listing with an agent vs. selling directly
Condition
- Traditional listing
- House is usually prepared for the market
- Direct sale to Steady House Buyers
- Sell it in its current condition
Repairs
- Traditional listing
- Repairs may be needed to attract buyers or pass inspection
- Direct sale to Steady House Buyers
- No renovations required before we make an offer
Showings
- Traditional listing
- Showings and open houses
- Direct sale to Steady House Buyers
- No traditional showing process
Financing
- Traditional listing
- Buyer often depends on mortgage approval
- Direct sale to Steady House Buyers
- Cash option when the property qualifies
Commission
- Traditional listing
- Agent commission is typically part of the sale
- Direct sale to Steady House Buyers
- No agent commission when you sell to us
Who you deal with
- Traditional listing
- Your agent, buyers, and buyers’ agents
- Direct sale to Steady House Buyers
- A direct conversation with our team
Pricing
- Traditional listing
- Open-market exposure, which may bring competing offers
- Direct sale to Steady House Buyers
- One direct offer you can accept or decline
Closing date
- Traditional listing
- Depends on the buyer and their lender
- Direct sale to Steady House Buyers
- Worked out with you
Neither option is right for everyone. If your house is ready to list and getting the most money on the open market is your top priority, a traditional sale may be the better fit. If you’d rather skip repairs, showings, and a long listing process, a direct sale is worth a conversation. The best choice depends on your property and what you’re trying to accomplish.
Seller stories
What sellers have to say
Every situation is different. These experiences don’t guarantee a particular offer, price, or timeline.
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Questions
Before you request an offer
How does selling my house to a cash buyer work?
You share some basic details about the property. We talk with you to learn more about the house and what you’re hoping to do. If it fits what we buy, we present an offer and explain the terms.
If you accept, a title company or closing attorney typically handles the title search, paperwork, and closing. Any existing mortgage or liens are usually paid off from the sale proceeds at closing.
Will I have to pay an agent commission?
Not when you sell directly to Steady House Buyers. We don’t charge a commission.
Other costs can still come up depending on the transaction, such as paying off an existing mortgage, liens, or property taxes owed. We’ll go over those with you before you agree to anything. If your house is currently listed with an agent, review your listing agreement before selling to anyone else.
Who pays the closing costs?
It depends on the property and the transaction. We may cover certain closing costs, and your offer will spell out who pays what so there are no surprises at the closing table.
What if I still have a mortgage?
That’s very common. An existing mortgage is typically paid off at closing from the sale proceeds.
If you owe close to what the house may be worth, or more, tell us upfront. We’d rather have an honest conversation early about whether a sale makes sense.
Will Steady House Buyers always be the one buying my house?
Not always. Depending on the property and circumstances, Steady House Buyers may purchase a property directly, work with another buyer, or use another transaction structure such as a novation.
If a specific structure applies to your property, we’ll explain the process and terms before you agree to move forward.
Do I have to accept your offer?
No. There’s no obligation to accept an offer, and submitting the form or talking with us doesn’t commit you to anything. You decide whether the offer and terms work for you.
Ready to see if we can make an offer?
Tell us about the house in about a minute, or call or text our team. You’ll get straight answers and no pressure.