
What the county has on your house, what it is worth, what a sale would leave after what is owed, and a firm number if you want one. Five minutes, no phone calls.
No name, phone or email. Just the address, and we build the page.
Pick the one that sounds like you and we will start there, with the dates that matter for that situation and what a sale would leave in your hands.
Would rather read about it first? Foreclosure, Tax liens, Tired landlords, Inherited house, Repairs you cannot fund, Divorce or a split, Moving on a deadline.
None of these? Any address works the same, from the field at the top.
Not a range, not a call back, not an appointment. One number you can plan around, and the day the money moves.
Selling the ordinary way costs money before it pays you any. That is the part nobody mentions, so here it is, on a house about the size of yours.
to find first, before it pays you anything
List it as it stands instead, and buyers take more off the price than the work would have cost. Some cannot get a loan on it at all.
out of your pocket, at any point, for any reason
$2,500 of earnest money reaches the title company the next business day, and we pay you $1,000 if we miss the closing date.
A listing can bring more money, if you have $29,300 spare and several months to wait. Most people who come to us have neither, and we would rather say that than pretend. Your own page runs both paths on your real numbers and tells you when an agent would leave you better off.
Repairs shown at 8 percent of value for a house in that condition and preparation at 1 percent, to show the shape of it. Your page uses the condition you report and the county record for your own house.
When an agent really would leave you better off, your page says so, in our own words, with your numbers.See how both paths are worked out
Four steps, all on your phone. Tap one to see the screen.
We pull the county record and what comparable homes near you are worth. You confirm it with one tap.

You will see the county record, what the house is worth, and what a sale would leave you. About five minutes, and no details about you until you want the number sent somewhere.
We are new. So rather than ask you to take our word, here is what we put in writing and what you can check.
OfferIQ, LLC, 5606 SMU Blvd #600715, Dallas, TX 75206. We buy with our own money and close at a title company. We are not a real estate brokerage and we do not represent you.
Short answers. Longer ones on How it works.
No. You get a page about your house and a number. Nothing is signed until you draw your signature on the agreement, and you can close the page at any point.
OfferIQ, LLC, with our own money, closing at a title company. Sometimes we pass the contract to another buyer before closing, which is normal in this business. When that happens we hold a contract, not the title, and we tell you.
If the house looks like your photos, nothing changes and we close. If something big was never mentioned, we send you the repair cost in writing and you pick: take that off the price, or walk away and keep your earnest money.
It builds your page. We do not sell it, and we do not call you unless you ask us to. Tell us to stop and we stop.
No. Most people go from address to signed agreement without a phone call. If you want a person, there is a button on every screen.
No. The title company pays them out of the sale at closing, along with any lien on record. You do not pay anything up front.
Then a cash sale does not work, and we say so instead of wasting your week. That is a short sale, handled through your lender with an agent, and your page will tell you.

About five minutes, and your address is enough to start.