Here are some answers to frequently asked questions.
Yes, in most cases you can sell your house during divorce in California even if both parties don’t agree initially — though court or attorney involvement may be needed.
Equity is split based on the divorce settlement. We offer fast cash sales to help you both receive your share quickly.
We’ll pay off the mortgage from the sale proceeds, and the remaining profits will be distributed accordingly.
No — when you sell your house fast during divorce in California, there are zero fees or agent commissions.
Real estate agents list properties and try to entice the right buyer into making an offer. Once the sale is made, they charge you a percentage of the price (which can be as high as 3-6% of the sale price of your house). If you have the time, patience, and money to sell with a traditional agent and possibly make more money on the list price, this route is for you. But if you would prefer a no-hassle sales experience, we can help. We don’t list houses, we are the ones buying the house from you. And because we pay with our own money we can make a decision to buy your property within a couple of days, no matter what the condition.
When we purchase a house, we are looking to get a fair discount on the property. Many of the houses we purchase are below market value because they need expensive repairs or upgrades that the homeowners don’t have the time, energy, or money to make. Our clients come to us knowing they won’t get a large “windfall” for their house. Instead, they appreciate that we can offer cash, we close very quickly with no waiting for financing, and they won’t have to pay any commissions or closing costs. If this sounds like the right option for you, contact us today. Let’s see if we can come up with a fair price that’s a win-win for both parties. Our no-obligation pricing commitment means that you will never be hassled to move forward with the offer, but it’s good to know what we’re offering!
Yes, and we can help determine the home's current value with a Comparative Market Analysis, providing you with the information needed for a buyout.
If the home is your primary residence, your tax burden may be significantly reduced. However, we recommend consulting a tax professional for personalized advice.
Yes. Whether you’re both on the title or just one of you, we can help walk you through the process. We’ve worked with many couples in transition and always keep things respectful and fair to both sides.
Yes, and this is more common than you might think. We’ll never pressure either person, and we’re happy to speak with both parties separately or together to explore options and keep the conversation peaceful.
In most cases, yes—both legal owners will need to approve the sale. If there’s a dispute or legal restriction, we can still help you understand the path forward, and our legal partners can guide you through next steps.
No. You can sell during or after the divorce process. In fact, many of our clients find that selling the home earlier makes everything simpler and less emotionally draining.
We understand. Selling a home after a major life change is never just a transaction—it’s personal. We’ll give you space, explain every step, and make sure you never feel rushed or pushed. This is your timeline.
Yes, in many cases. If only one spouse is on title but the home is considered marital property, we can still move forward with the right documentation. We’ll walk you through what’s needed and work with your legal team if necessary.
