Situations We Help With

Divorce or Separation

When a household is separating, the house is often the largest shared asset and the hardest one to divide.

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What this usually looks like

Two people who may not be speaking easily still have to agree on a price, a timeline and a process. A traditional listing asks them to keep agreeing for months — about repairs, about showings, about every offer that comes in. Some couples manage that comfortably; others find each decision is another argument.

The options people generally weigh

One party refinances and buys out the other.
List the house and split the proceeds after the sale closes.
Sell directly for a known number on a known date, so the split can be settled and finished.

How a direct sale may help

A direct sale reduces the number of decisions that have to be made jointly. There is one offer to consider, one closing date, and no negotiation over repair requests or inspection findings. We work with both parties, or with attorneys on both sides, whichever is easier.

What we cannot promise

We cannot buy unless everyone on the title agrees to sell.
We cannot decide how proceeds are divided — that is between you, your attorneys and the court.
We cannot take sides or act as a mediator between the parties.