When a direct offer may fit
You would prefer to avoid repairs, staging and repeated public showings. You want to discuss the property in its current condition and evaluate a specific price and set of terms.
A cash offer or a listing? Choose what fits you.
There is no single best way to sell every house. A direct sale can trade wider market exposure for convenience. An agent-led listing may suit you when maximizing the sale price is the priority.
Most of our offers are cash. If yours is different, we explain it upfront.
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We buy as investors. Our offers are usually below full retail value.
What would each option leave you?
Compare your own sale prices, repairs and selling costs. No contact details required.
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You want broad exposure to competing buyers and are comfortable with the preparation, showings and time involved. A good agent can advise on pricing and presentation; commission and other terms are negotiated with that agent.
Compare the complete picture
Look at expected proceeds after costs, not just the offer price. Include only expenses that actually apply to your situation. Compare conditions, timing and the likelihood of each transaction completing.
Five questions to ask about any offer
Use the same questions when comparing a direct offer with an agent-led sale. An estimated listing price is different from a written offer.
- What would I actually receive? Start with the price and subtract only the costs that apply to that option. Use the same assumptions for each comparison.
- What still needs to happen? Ask about financing, inspections, access, document review and other conditions. A proposed closing date is not a completed sale.
- Who will be buying? Clarify whether the purchase involves a buying partner or an agreement that may be assigned. Check that the written terms match the arrangement discussed.
- What am I expected to do before closing? Clarify repairs, cleaning, belongings, showings and access, along with occupancy and possession expectations.
- What happens if something changes? Ask how dates, conditions, costs or responsibilities could change and who needs to agree. Review the written agreement with your lawyer before committing.
Compare your own estimates with the selling-cost calculator.
Tell us about the property and the options you are considering.
We can help you discuss the alternatives
Tell us what matters most: price, timing, preparation, privacy or certainty. We can talk through a direct purchase and whether another route may be more appropriate. We do not replace your lawyer, accountant or a licensed agent’s advice.
How is a property offer worked out?
We consider comparable sales, the property’s current condition, anticipated repairs, carrying costs and the project’s risks and return. A direct offer can be below a potential retail sale price. We will talk through the offer so you can compare the trade-offs.
Would I get more by listing with an agent?
Often, yes, if the house is in good shape and you have time. Listing with a realtor reaches more buyers and may bring a higher price. A direct sale to Pursuit usually makes more sense when the house needs work, or you want to skip repairs, public showings and a long sale. Compare what each option leaves you after costs.
Does Pursuit 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. The agreement you review with your own lawyer shows it in writing.
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Ready to sell your house?
Tell us about the property and your timing. We explain any offer before you decide.