Tell us about the house
Share the address, condition, timing, and a few details about your situation. The form is simple and there is no obligation.
Sell without repairs, cleaning, or showings
Get a clear, no-obligation offer for your house, as-is.
HouseResolve helps homeowners nationwide sell without preparing the property for a traditional listing. Tell us about the house and the timing you need. We will review the details and explain the offer clearly, so you can decide if it is right for you.
- Leave the house in its current condition
- Avoid open houses and repeated showings
- Tell us the closing timeline that works for you
Start with the house as it isNo cleanup required to request an offer.
No repairs requiredTell us about the property as it stands today.
No listing or showingsExplore a direct sale without opening your home to buyers.
No fee to request an offerIt costs nothing to find out whether there is a fit.
No obligation to sellYou decide after you review the written terms.
The property does not need to be market-ready.
A simpler sale for real-life situations
We consider houses that need work and houses whose owners simply need an easier way to sell.
You do not need a perfect house or a polished explanation. Give us the facts you know. We can ask follow-up questions and help you understand the practical options.
The house needs repairs or a major cleanout
You inherited a property or are handling an estate
The home is vacant, rented, or difficult to manage
You are relocating or working with a deadline
A traditional listing feels like too much work
You want a private sale with fewer moving parts
A direct sale is not the best choice for every homeowner.
If the house is ready for the market and you have time, listing with an agent may lead to a higher price.
Compare the selling optionsHow it works
Tell us about the house. Review your offer. Decide if it works for you.
Requesting an offer starts a conversation. It does not commit you to sell.
We review the property
We look at the home, nearby sales, the work it may need, and the timeline that matters to you.
Review your offer
If the property is a fit, we explain the price, terms, and next steps so you can decide whether it works for you.
A clear offer, not a mystery number
You should understand the offer before you decide.
Price matters, but so do the terms around it. Take time to understand who is buying, how the transaction works, and what could change before closing.
The exact price being offeredAsk what amount appears in the agreement and how it was determined.
The buyer and sale structureKnow who may purchase the property and whether partners or an assignment may be involved.
Anything that could changeReview inspection rights, contingencies, fees, and any conditions tied to price.
The closing date and next stepsMake sure the timing, access, title work, and property condition are clear.
Before you sign
Make sure the written agreement matches the conversation.
Read it carefully and involve an attorney or trusted adviser if you want another perspective.
Common questions
Start with honest answers.
These are the questions homeowners often ask before requesting an offer.
Request an offerDo I need to repair or clean the house first?
No. You can request an offer with the house in its current condition. Tell us what needs work and whether there are belongings you may want to leave behind. Any final expectations should be written into the agreement.
Is requesting an offer free?
Yes. There is no fee to submit the property form or review an offer, and you are not required to accept it.
Will the offer be the same as full market value?
Usually not. A direct as-is offer accounts for the home's current condition, the work and costs after closing, and the convenience of selling without preparing for the market. If the home is market-ready and you have time, listing it may produce a higher sale price.
How do you decide what to offer?
We review the property's condition, comparable nearby sales, expected repairs, resale potential, holding costs, and the details of the proposed transaction. The written offer should show the actual price and terms you are being asked to consider.
What happens after I submit the form?
We review the information and may contact you for a few follow-up details. If the property appears to be a fit, we explain the possible offer and next steps. Nothing is final unless you choose to sign a written agreement.
Will HouseResolve always be the final buyer?
Not necessarily. Depending on the property and sale structure, HouseResolve may purchase directly, work with a funding or buying partner, assign an agreement, or discuss a market-assisted option. The proposed role and structure should be stated clearly before you sign.
Start with the address
Find out whether an as-is offer could work for your house.
Tell us about the property. There is no fee to request an offer and no obligation to accept one.