Play with the numbers
Move the sliders. You’ll see what’s left after the mortgage, the fees, and the wait. No email. Nobody calls you. Nothing leaves this page until you send it to Sean.
Play with this
Not the Zillow number — what’s left after the mortgage, the fees, the repairs, and the wait. Drag the sliders. The numbers on the right are supposed to move.
Go ahead — play with it.
What’s it like today?
Looking at your numbers · Cash can actually close in time
You wanted out in 60 days. Listing a house in this shape usually takes about 105. That bigger number on paper isn’t really on the table.
Cash, as-is, on a day you pick.
If you sold to me
$98,000in about 10 days
These are ballpark numbers, not an appraisal and not a promise. My offer depends on the house, the title, and what’s going on that week.
Rent assumes about 0.6% of value a month, some vacancy, a manager, maintenance, tax and insurance. Listing assumes commission, closing costs, credits, repairs, and a couple months of carrying the house. Cash assumes Sean is buying the work and the wait, so the offer is below the fixed-up number. That’s the honest part.
Not an appraisal. Not legal or tax advice. Not Sean’s offer. His number depends on the house, the title, and the week he’s looking at it. If listing nets more and you’ve got the time, list it.
A real offer is a dollar figure and a closing date on paper. Five questions, then he calls. The numbers you just ran come along.
Get a cash offer