Not sure what to do with your home?
You don't have to figure it out alone.
Whether you're wanting to stay in your home or move on, we'll help you find the right path. If selling to House Partner makes sense, we'll make it simple. If it doesn't, we'll tell you honestly.
Helping homeowners through life's unexpected challenges
- Foreclosure
- Costly Repairs
- Divorce
- Inherited Property
- Financial Hardship
You're not the first person to face this.
A few of the situations we hear most often. Yours might sound like one of these — or nothing like them.
Running out of time before foreclosure
The notices keep coming and the deadline feels impossible to outrun. There's usually more time, and more options, than it looks like from where you're sitting.
Your house needs repairs you can't afford
A failing roof or a bad foundation can make a home feel unsellable. It isn't — and you don't have to fix anything first.
Selling during a divorce or separation
Dividing a shared home shouldn't add conflict to an already hard chapter. One neutral option you can both look at.
You inherited a home you don't want to manage
Between the distance, the memories, and the upkeep, a home you didn't ask for can feel like a second job.
If selling to House Partner isn't your best option, we'll tell you.
Buying homes is our business — we're not pretending otherwise. But a homeowner who got straight guidance from us, even when it cost us the deal, is worth more than one who felt pushed into it.
House Partner or Traditional Listing
If the home doesn't need major work and you can wait, listing usually nets more.
A direct sale closes in a fraction of the time a listing takes.
Sold exactly as it stands. Nothing to fix, clean, or stage.
No buyer financing or appraisal that can collapse the deal late.
We shape the deal around your needs — including staying in the home after selling, or working toward buying it back.
Results vary by property, location, and market. Nothing here guarantees a price or timeline — we'll go through your actual numbers with you.
Not sure which column you're in?
See My OptionsThree steps, no commitment at any of them.
Tell us what's going on
Your situation, the property, and how to reach you. Two minutes.
We lay out the real options
A direct sale, a traditional listing, or something else — with the numbers behind each, in plain language.
You pick, including "not yet"
If you go ahead with us, the shape of the deal gets built around what you need.
Selling doesn't have to mean moving out next month. Depending on the property and your circumstances, that can look like:
Not possible in every situation — but always worth asking about.
We built this because of how the other calls went.
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What you saw. [Name the specific practice you refuse to copy. "Putting people first" means nothing — "we don't make offers before we've seen the house" means something.]
What it costs you. [Why you'd rather lose a deal than push someone into the wrong one, and what that decision actually costs. Naming the cost is what makes the promise believable.]
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Answers before you reach out.
Yes. If your home is in decent shape and you can wait out a listing, that usually nets more — and we'll say so. We'd rather be the company you call back in six months than the one you regret using today.
Generally by looking at recent comparable sales in your area, the property's condition, and estimated repair costs. We'll walk through the specific numbers behind any offer with you directly.
No — a direct sale is based on the property's condition as it is today. Nothing needs to be fixed first.
Not necessarily. When it's feasible, we're glad to explore arrangements that give you more time in the home — including, in some circumstances, staying on after the sale, with a possible path toward repurchasing the property later. These depend heavily on the property, your circumstances, and where you live, so we can't promise them upfront and we won't propose one unless it genuinely fits. If staying matters to you, say so early and we'll tell you honestly what's realistic.
Generally none charged by us. We'll show you a full breakdown of any offer in writing before you're asked to decide anything.
A direct sale typically moves faster than a traditional listing since it isn't contingent on buyer financing. Exact timing depends on your situation and is set together — there's no fixed deadline on your end.
No. The initial conversation and any offer are free and non-binding. Many homeowners talk with us and choose a different path.