Sell as-is. No repairs, no public showings.
- Most of our offers are cash
- Usual close 7 to 14 days once title and legal work are ready
- No obligation, and we explain who is buying before you sign
Get a cash offer for your Swift Current house
We buy as investors. Our offers are usually below full retail value.
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- We see it in personVisits arranged with you
- Lawyer-handled closingFunds through trust accounts
- No obligationFree offer, you decide
Based in Saskatoon. Buying across Saskatchewan.
(639) 397-5999What happens next?
- We follow up by call or text.We arrange a conversation to learn about your property and goals.
- A visit, only with your permission.If a visit makes sense, we agree on the time and who will attend. Then we assess whether we can make an offer.
- Review your offer without pressure.If we can proceed, we explain the price, terms and buyer arrangement. You have no obligation to accept.
- Support through a lawyer-handled closing.If you choose to sign, we coordinate the next steps with the lawyers. Closing funds go through lawyers’ trust accounts.
We mainly buy houses that need work
Our offers reflect the repairs, risk and costs we take on, so they are usually below full retail value. In return you skip the repairs, public showings and waiting on a buyer’s financing. If your house is move-in ready, listing may get you more, and we will tell you that honestly.
Usually a good fit
- Needs repairs, updates or a full renovation
- Inherited or part of an estate
- A rental you are ready to stop managing, occupied or vacant
- Hoarding, cleanout or damage issues
- You want a quicker sale on a date agreed in writing
Usually better to list
- Move-in ready and you have time to list
- You need full retail market value
“Carter got it resolved and connected me with a great lawyer and realtor to get my house sold.”
How we work out a fair as-is offer
We start with what the house could sell for once it is fixed up, then subtract the real costs and risk we take on. We walk you through our numbers so you can compare them with listing.
Want full market value? If your house is in good shape and you have time, listing with a realtor is usually the better route. We will tell you that honestly and can connect you with a local realtor.
Compare with listing using your own numbers- Estimated value after repairsBased on recent comparable sales nearby
- $300,000
- Repairs and updatesWhat it takes to bring the house to market condition
- - $40,000
- Holding and selling costsTaxes, utilities, insurance, financing, legal and resale costs
- - $25,000
- Buyer’s margin for time and riskCovers surprises, delays and profit for whoever completes the purchase. If a buying partner completes the purchase, it is shared between Pursuit and that partner.
- - $35,000
There is no fixed percentage or formula. Every house is different: your actual offer depends on the property, its condition, title and the market, and we explain each number before you decide.
Cash, timing and costs, explained.
Most of our offers are cash. If yours is different, we explain it upfront.
Our usual closing timeframe is 7 to 14 days when the property review, agreement, title and legal work are ready. We can also discuss a later date. Your written agreement sets the date; timing is not guaranteed.
Pursuit normally covers both the seller’s and buyer’s lawyer fees. Who pays is agreed for each transaction and confirmed in the purchase agreement, including any agreed written changes.
A few things to know.
Do you buy directly or work with other buyers?
Both. Sometimes one of our buying partners completes the purchase. We’ll tell you who before you sign.
Does requesting an offer commit me to selling?
No. Sending your details starts a conversation. You decide whether to accept any proposed purchase agreement.
Would listing with an agent be better?
It may be, especially when broad exposure and the highest potential price matter most. A direct purchase may suit you when avoiding repairs, preparation and public showings is a priority. Compare your options.