Seller FAQs

 It depends — and that’s the honest answer.

Selling as-is can make sense if the home needs major repairs, hasn’t sold on the market, was inherited, or feels overwhelming to deal with. It doesn’t always make sense if you have time, resources, or access to affordable repairs.

My role is to help you understand both sides so you can decide with confidence.

A cash home buyer purchases a home without traditional bank financing. That usually means no appraisals, no repair requirements, and fewer delays.

At Brittany Buys Houses, I explain exactly how the process works, what goes into pricing, and what to expect — without rushing you or hiding details.

A cash as-is sale prioritizes certainty and simplicity, not top-of-market pricing.

You won’t get the same price as a fully renovated home, but you also won’t pay for repairs, commissions, or months of carrying costs. I walk through the numbers clearly so you understand how everything is calculated.

No.

You can sell your house completely as-is — no repairs, no cleaning, no hauling. If doing some work might improve your outcome, I’ll explain that honestly so you can decide if it’s worth it.

You are not alone, and you are not judged.

I regularly work with homes in very poor condition, including hoarding situations. These conversations are handled respectfully and discreetly, and we’ll talk through realistic options at a pace that feels comfortable.

Absolutely not.

There is no obligation to move forward. You’re encouraged to take time, ask questions, and even get other opinions before making any decision.

That’s very common.

In many cases, loans can be paid off at closing as part of the sale. We’ll review your payoff amount and walk through what selling would actually look like financially before you decide anything.

No. I’m not listing your home or charging commissions.

I’m a local home buyer who works directly with homeowners. If listing with the right agent makes more sense for your situation, I’ll tell you that honestly.

Timing depends on your needs.

Some homeowners want to move quickly, while others need flexibility. A cash as-is sale can often close in a few weeks, but timelines are always discussed upfront and adjusted to your situation.

Then we don’t move forward — and that’s okay.

If listing, cleaning out the property, accessing resources, or waiting makes more sense, I’ll help you understand those paths instead. My goal is clarity, not forcing a sale.