How Should You Sell Your So Cal Home?

Hiring An Agent vs. A Direct Sale To CA Cash Home Buyer

When selling a house in So Cal, we will always encourage you to explore your options. For some people listing their house with a So Cal real estate agent is the way to go. For other homeowners, selling directly without the waiting and the costs is the better choice. Which seling method will be right for you? Get in touch with our team today to find out! (213) 347-5900 

	Hiring A So Cal Real Estate Agent
Commissions / Fees:	Commissions can be anywhere from 5-8% of your final sale price.	There are NO commissions or fees.
Who Pays Closing Costs?:	The closing costs to the home seller typically run anywhere between 1-3% of the final sale price.	We will pay all of the standard closing costs.
Inspection & Financing Contingency*:	Required when your buyer is using traditional funding. This causes many sales to fall through.	Not required, we buy as-is.
Appraisal Needed:	Yes. The lender needs to ensure the property appraises high enough to fund the loan.	NONE – We make cash offers.
Average Days Until Sold:	Depending on where you are in So Cal, the property can take over 80 days to go pending on average!	We will make an immediate offer, closing in only 7 days after acceptance.
Number of Showings:	Varies depending on the amount of interest generated.	Only us.
Closing Date:	The escrow process can take 1-2 months once an offer has been accepted.	We close on the day you choose.
Who Pays For Repairs?:	The buyer and seller will negotiate repair costs after the inspections have been completed.	We handle all repairs and buy as-is.

How Do The Numbers Add Up For Your Property?

Every house is different. Some need a lot of work others are ready for immediate move-in. Some areas are in high-demand, while others are not. Take a look at your property and situation. While we do not offer full retail, in many cases, the difference is made up by all of the money we are able to save you. Without the repair costs, upgrades, cleaning, staging, fees, and commissions, selling your house directly to CA Cash Home Buyer may be the most economical choice for you!

A 7 Day Close Will Save A Fortune In Holding Costs

In some parts of So Cal, houses are taking over 80 days to go pending on average! and that’s not including the time spent in escrow. Imagine paying the utilities, property taxes, homeowners insurance, mortgage, and maintenance costs for the next several months, all while trying to keep the house beautiful for property showings. In some cases, listing with a So Cal real estate agent turns into a lot of lost time and money.

If you sell your house in 7 days, you can say goodbye to all of those costs. You will keep thousands of dollars in your pocket and have the ability to quickly move on to another home or real estate opportunity.

We Buy Even The Most Old and Ugly Houses As-Is…

Imagine having to fix up your house over and over again for buyer after buyer. When you sell your house directly, there aren’t any property showings, open houses, or professional photos of the house. Our process makes selling your So Cal house easy on you no matter the condition the house is in.

We Offer You A Cost-Free Sale of Your So Cal Home

Listing a So Cal house will require expenses both upfront and at the closing table. You’ll be saddled with repairs, cleaning, upgrades, and continued holding costs. If you sell with an agent, you’ll need to pay commissions, fees, and closing costs. The cost of selling your So Cal house can add up to 10s of thousands of dollars! Is your house worth spending that much? When you get a no-obligation offer from CA Cash Home Buyer, you’ll be able to run the numbers to see if listing really makes sense!

Find Out What Selling Your So Cal House Directly Will Mean For You!

Fill out the form to tell us more about the house you would like to sell in So Cal. We make the process simple so you can sell ANY house for a fair price and quickly move on to something new!

*An inspection contingency lets the buyer have time to do an inspection and back out of the sale or negotiate a new price if there are repairs that need to be done. If you can’t come to an agreement with the buyer, the buyer has the right to back out of the sale. Similar, a financing contingency gives the buyer the wiggle room to back out of the purchase if they can’t obtain a loan or if the home doesn’t appraise for the value that the bank needs to close the loan.