Divorce and separation
Sell your house during a divorce in Colorado Springs.
When a marriage ends, the house is usually the largest thing left to settle. A cash sale turns it into a known number and a firm date, so both of you can move on.
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Divorce and separation
Why a simple sale helps
Listing a house takes cooperation: agreeing on an agent, a price, repairs, and when the house is available for showings. That is a lot to ask of two people who are separating, especially if one of you still lives there.
A direct sale removes most of those decisions. There is one written offer to accept or decline, no repairs to pay for, and no showings to schedule around. Closing happens through a title company, which pays off the mortgage and distributes what is left the way your agreement or court order says.
Timing matters too. Until the house sells, both names usually stay on the mortgage and both of you carry the risk of a missed payment. A closing date you can count on lets attorneys and mediators finalize the rest.
This page is general information, not legal, tax or financial advice. Your situation may differ, so check with a professional before you decide.
How it works
One offer, one date, both of you informed.
We keep both of you in the loop and take direction from your agreement.
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Either of you can start
One of you tells us about the house. We are happy to talk with both of you, together or separately.
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One walkthrough
A single short visit, scheduled around whoever lives there.
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One written offer
Both of you see the same number and the same terms.
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Close on an agreed date
The title company pays off the loan and divides the proceeds as instructed.
Why an as-is cash offer
What an as-is cash sale gives you.
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No repairs, no cleaning
Sell the house exactly as it sits. Repairs, clean-out and updates become our job after closing.
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No agent commissions
You sell directly to the buyer, so there is no listing agreement and no commission taken out of your price.
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Your closing date
Close in as little as 7 days, or choose a later date that gives you time to plan your move.
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A sale you can count on
We buy with cash. No lender approval, no appraisal hurdle and no buyer financing to fall through.
FAQ
Questions about selling during a divorce.
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In most cases, yes. If both of you are on the title, both of you sign, unless a court order says otherwise. Your attorney can tell you what applies in your case.
Often, yes, as long as both of you agree or the court allows it. Many couples sell first so the proceeds can be divided as part of the settlement. Check with your attorney before you sign.
No. We work around the person living there, and you choose a closing date that gives them time to move.
That is decided by your settlement or court order, not by us. The title company follows those instructions at closing.
Ready to talk it through?
Tell us about the property and your situation. We will come back with a no-obligation cash offer.