A cash offer isn't the only path.
If a straight sale doesn't fit your situation — or you're structuring a JV with us — we can walk you through other ways a deal can work.
Four ways a deal can be built.
Seller / owner financing
You act as the bank: the buyer pays you directly over time, which can mean a better overall return than a lump sum, and spreads out your tax hit.
Subject-to existing mortgage
The buyer takes over payments on your current mortgage instead of you carrying the property all the way to a traditional closing.
Lease option (rent-to-own)
A tenant-buyer leases the property now with the right to purchase later — useful when a property needs time to find its final buyer.
Structured JV terms
For partners bringing capital, we can structure splits, preferred returns, or staged payouts instead of a flat assignment fee.
This is general information to help you understand your options — it isn't legal, financial, or tax advice, and it isn't a promise that any specific structure will apply to your situation. We'll talk through what makes sense for you, and recommend you also consult an attorney, CPA, or financial advisor before signing anything.