Share a few details.
Tell us where the property is and how to reach you. You don’t need to renovate, stage, or commit to selling just to start a conversation.
A SIMPLE FIRST STEP.
Talk through your options
Want a cash offer? On a direct purchase, we charge no agent commission and cover seller-paid closing costs as stated in your written offer. Tell us your preferred timing; we’ll discuss a possible closing date based on your goals and title requirements. You can review the terms before deciding, with no obligation to accept.
A straight conversation.
Room to decide.
You don’t have to decide whether to sell today.
Start by sharing the property and what matters to you.
Tell us where the property is and how to reach you. You don’t need to renovate, stage, or commit to selling just to start a conversation.
A SIMPLE FIRST STEP.If there may be a fit, we’ll explain the proposed price, how costs are handled, and possible timing. You can ask questions and review the terms.
PRICE, COSTS, AND TIMING IN WRITING.If you choose to move forward, the title or closing professional can coordinate the next steps. Your written agreement sets out the terms and closing date.
YOUR DECISION STAYS YOURS.
You deserve to understand the next step before you take it.
SM Property Solutions gives homeowners a way to explore a direct sale instead of listing on the open market. A direct sale may suit a home that needs work, an inherited property, or a seller looking for a different path. We’ll begin with the property and your goals.
If a potential offer makes sense, we’ll explain its price, the costs we cover, and the proposed closing date in writing. We may purchase the property directly or work with another buyer. If another buyer or assignment is involved, we’ll explain the structure before you decide. You can ask questions and review the terms before choosing whether to proceed.
Repairs, a move, an inherited home, or something else?
Start with the situation that brought you here.
Explore selling in its current condition, without tackling a renovation first.
02 /Talk through your options for a home you weren’t planning to own.
03 /A new job, a new city, or simply a new beginning. Let’s discuss your timing.
04 /Considering a change for your rental? Let’s talk about a possible exit.
Share a few property details to begin. We’ll use your contact information to respond to this inquiry.
Tell us about it as-is.A few basics are enough to start.
Your questions are welcome.We’ll discuss what matters to you.
You choose whether to proceed.You can review any offer before deciding.
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Want to understand the process first?
Ask us about your property
We’ll use the contact details you provide to respond about this property inquiry. Submitting the form is an inquiry; any sale would require a separate agreement. You can ask questions and review any proposed terms before deciding whether to move forward.
No. You can tell us about your home in its current condition. We’ll discuss its condition and any known issues as part of reviewing the property.
No. Sharing your information starts a conversation. You can ask questions, review any proposed terms, and decide whether moving forward makes sense for you.
Factors can include the home’s location, condition, comparable sales, estimated repair costs, and the costs and risks of the transaction. We’ll discuss the proposed price and terms before you make a decision.
Timing depends on the property, title review, buyer availability, and the terms everyone agrees to. Share your preferred timeline so we can discuss what may be realistic.
Depending on the transaction, we may purchase a property directly or work with another real estate buyer. An agreement may allow assignment to another buyer. We’ll explain the structure and relevant terms before you decide whether to proceed.
We cover seller-paid closing costs as stated in the written offer. Review the offer and closing documents to understand any other costs or credits and your expected net proceeds before deciding to move forward.