Selling the house in a divorce: a neutral, numbers-first process

Why a cash offer helps even if you list

A written cash offer gives both spouses — and both attorneys — a floor value and a date certain. Many couples use it as the baseline, then decide together whether listing for a higher price is worth the extra months of shared mortgage payments.

How we keep it neutral

• One point of contact who updates both parties equally
• Same written offers and net sheet sent to both sides (and attorneys, if you want)
• Flexible closing date to match the settlement timeline
• No showings or open houses if you choose the cash path

If one spouse wants to keep the house

We can provide a market valuation for a buyout, or a cash offer that establishes what the house would sell for today — useful for mediation.

Two offers from one walkthrough

Whatever your situation, the process is the same: tell us the address, we pull FMLS comps, do a 15-minute walkthrough, and hand you a written cash offer and a listing plan within 24 hours. The cash offer has zero commission and we cover closing costs. The listing plan shows what the open market would likely net after costs. You pick — or keep the analysis and do nothing.

This page is general information, not legal or tax advice. We work alongside your attorney and CPA, and can refer you to ones we trust.