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Divorce or separation

Selling a shared house during a divorce or separation.

A jointly owned home is often one of several things to resolve. When the owners agree to explore a sale, we can evaluate the property and keep the process simple and clear for both sides.

Communication with both owners
Fewer showings and repairs
Works alongside your legal process

Why a direct sale can help

A traditional listing asks both owners to agree on repairs, pricing, showings and offers — often over months. A direct sale can reduce the number of decisions that need to be made together.

No need to agree on a renovation budget
Fewer showings and less coordination
Terms both owners can review at the same time

Keep the legal side with the right people

Questions about ownership rights, court orders or how proceeds are divided should be handled with the appropriate legal professionals. We can share offer terms with both owners and their representatives so everyone sees the same information.

Before you contact us: confirm that both owners are open to exploring a sale, or that you have the authority to proceed.

How it works

Four steps. You’re in control at every one.

Timing depends on the property, title work, documents and the terms you agree to. We’d rather set realistic expectations than promise every house the same date.

1
Tell us about the property
Share the address and a few basics. No professional photos or perfectly clean house needed.
2
We review the details
Location, condition, comparable sales, needed work, and anything else that shapes what we can offer.
3
Review your offer
If the house fits our criteria, we walk you through the terms. Ask anything before you decide.
Move toward closing
If you accept, the sale moves through the appropriate title and closing process with clear next milestones.

Questions, answered

Common questions

Still have a question about your property? Ask us directly — no commitment.

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Do both spouses need to agree to sell?

Generally, everyone on the title needs to sign. Your attorney can confirm what’s required in your case.

Can you talk to both of us?

Yes. We can share the same information and terms with both owners and their representatives.

How are the proceeds divided?

That’s determined by your agreement or court order. Your legal professionals handle it; the closing follows those instructions.

Situations we help with

Other situations we help with.

You don’t need to pick a category before contacting us. Explain what’s happening with the house. If a direct purchase isn’t a fit, you’ll still leave with more information for your next step.

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You don’t need to decide how you’ll sell before contacting us. Share the details and we’ll explain the next step.

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Selling a shared house during a divorce or separation.

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Why a direct sale can help

Keep the legal side with the right people

Four steps. You’re in control at every one.

Tell us about the property

We review the details

Review your offer

Move toward closing

Common questions

Other situations we help with.

Sell your house as-is

Sell an inherited house

Behind on payments or facing foreclosure

Sell a house with liens

Sell a house with tenants

Sell a vacant house

Sell a fire or water damaged house

Sell your house fast

Work with a cash home buyer

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