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Sell Your House Fast During a Divorce

One house, two owners, and one written number you both see at the same time.

A bright empty living room prepared for a move

Selling a house during a divorce needs two things a listing rarely gives: a date you can both plan around, and a number neither side can argue was manipulated. A written cash offer, with the recent sales nearby attached, gives both attorneys something concrete. A fixed closing date lets the settlement be finalized.

Step 1 of 5

Get your written cash offer

Start with the address. A few quick questions come next, then your written offer. There is no obligation.

  1. 1Address
  2. 2A few quick taps
  3. 3Written offer

You’ll talk to Trevor McAmis, Owner & Acquisitions Lead
(313) 710-6129

  • Written offer within 24 hours
  • Any condition — no repairs, no cleaning
  • No commissions; we cover standard closing costs
  • You pick the closing date

Takes about two minutes. Or call (313) 710-6129 — we answer.

A date you can both count on is worth more than a maybe

In a divorce the house is usually the largest thing two people own together, and the last thing keeping their money tied up with each other. A listing gives you a price range and an unknown closing date. A cash sale gives you one number and one day. When a settlement or a court date depends on the house being settled, that certainty is often worth more than the last few percent of price.

Both signatures, one number

If both names are on the deed, both have to sign. We send the same written offer to both of you and to both attorneys at the same time, so nobody has to negotiate through the other person. If you are not on speaking terms, we can work with each of you, or with each attorney, separately. That is normal, and it does not slow anything down.

Nobody has to stage it or host showings

Open houses are hard when one of you has moved out, or when neither wants the other walking through. We buy the house as it is and we do not need showings, so the house stays private while it sells.

What to have ready

We are a cash buyer, not attorneys or accountants. Nothing here is legal or tax advice. For the legal side of a sale, talk with your attorney too.

Questions people ask about this

Can one spouse sell without the other?
If both are on the deed, no. Both signatures are required. If only one is on title, the answer depends on your state and on any court order in place. That is a question for your attorney.
Can proceeds be split at closing?
Yes. The title company can pay each of you separately, following your written agreement or the court's order, so the money does not have to pass through one person's hands.
What if the court has not decided anything yet?
You can still get an offer. Many people want a real number in hand because the settlement talks need one. The offer costs nothing and commits you to nothing.
Who you will be dealing with

Trevor McAmis

Owner & Acquisitions Lead, ReStar Acquisitions. (313) 710-6129 · More about us

Every offer on this site is underwritten by a person, not a form. If the numbers do not work for you, say so and I will tell you what would.

Everything else works the same way

The three steps, how a cash offer compares with listing, the three day right to cancel and the four lines of math behind the number are on how it works, so we do not repeat them here. This page covers only what is different in this situation.

Keep reading

See other situations we help with, or find your local market. Every market page shows its own sale prices, ZIP breakdown and rent data.

Want a written number on the house?

Send the address and we will come back within a day with a written number and how we got there. If listing would net you more, we will tell you that instead.

Step 1 of 5

Get your cash offer

No obligation, no fees, no repairs. We respond the same day.

  1. 1Address
  2. 2A few quick taps
  3. 3Written offer

You’ll talk to Trevor McAmis, Owner & Acquisitions Lead
(313) 710-6129

Takes about two minutes. Or call (313) 710-6129 — we answer.