Sell your house fast, without the hassle.
Get a no-obligation cash offer on your house and skip the repairs, cleanup, open houses and uncertainty. Tell us about the property and see whether selling as-is is the right fit for you.
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We review every property personally and will follow up about your options, usually within one business day. Want answers sooner? Call (612) 293-8799.
A simple 3-step process
No complicated listing process. No pressure. Just a straightforward way to explore your options.
Tell us about the property
Share the address, condition, and your ideal timeline.
Review your options
We evaluate the home and talk through the best path forward for your situation.
Choose what works for you
Move forward only if it makes sense. You stay in control of the decision, and we can close in 10 days or less.
Why homeowners choose a direct sale
Designed for sellers who value speed, simplicity, certainty, or convenience.
Sell As-Is
No need to renovate, repaint, stage, or make the house perfect first.
Move Faster
A direct offer eliminates weeks of showings and listing prep, so we can close in 10 days or less.
Flexible Closing
Close in 10 days or less, or pick a later date that fits your move instead of someone else's schedule.
No Open Houses
Avoid repeated showings, weekend disruptions, and strangers touring your home.
No Obligation
Explore the offer and decide whether it works for you before moving forward.
Local Experience
Work with a real estate professional who understands local homes and local buyers.
Situations we help homeowners through
Most people who call are not selling because the market is good. They are selling because something in life changed. These are the reasons we hear most.
You inherited a house
An inherited or probate property often sits empty, dated and full of belongings while relatives live out of state. A direct sale removes the cleanout, the repairs and the long-distance coordination.
The house needs major repairs
Roof, foundation, plumbing, fire or water damage. Buyers using financing usually cannot close on homes in that condition, and lenders will call out the work. Selling as-is skips that problem entirely.
You are done being a landlord
Late rent, turnover costs and repair calls add up. A property can be sold with tenants in place, so you are not waiting for a lease to end before you can move on.
You are relocating on a deadline
A job start date does not wait for a buyer's financing. Choosing your own closing date means the sale lines up with the move instead of leaving you carrying two housing payments.
Divorce or separation
When a house has to be converted into a clean split, speed and certainty usually matter more than squeezing out the last few thousand dollars. A firm closing date removes a lot of friction.
Behind on payments
If you are falling behind or have received notices from your lender, options narrow the longer you wait. Talking early keeps more of them open, including some that are better than selling.
The house is sitting vacant
An empty home still costs you every month in taxes, insurance and utilities, and vacant properties attract their own problems. Selling ends the carrying cost immediately.
Downsizing or moving to senior living
A move into a smaller home or a care community usually comes with a deadline and decades of belongings. Selling as-is means nothing has to be staged or made perfect first.
You need certainty, not a maybe
Listings fall through on inspections, appraisals and financing. If you have already been through a failed contract, a direct sale trades some price for a much higher chance of actually closing.
Not sure your situation fits? It probably does. Call (612) 293-8799 and we will tell you honestly whether a direct sale or a traditional listing puts more money in your pocket.
Not every seller needs the same solution.
Some homeowners want maximum price through a traditional sale. Others prioritize speed, convenience, privacy, or selling a property that needs work. The goal is to help you understand your options and choose the one that fits.
“The best offer is not always just the highest number — it’s the option that best fits the seller’s timeline, property condition, and goals.”
— Grove Home OffersCommon questions
Do I need to make repairs before selling my house?
No. We buy houses as-is, so repairs, cleaning and updates are factored into the offer instead of being work you have to pay for and manage first.
Am I obligated to accept a cash offer?
No. Requesting information or an offer never obligates you to sell. You are free to compare it against a traditional listing or walk away entirely.
How fast can I close on my house?
We can close in 10 days or less. A direct sale removes listing prep, showings and buyer financing delays, so there is nothing standing between an accepted offer and the closing table. If you need more time, you can still choose the date that suits your move.
What if I would make more money listing traditionally?
Then a traditional listing is probably the better choice, and we will tell you so. A useful seller conversation compares convenience, timing, condition and net proceeds rather than forcing every property into the same solution.
What types of properties can I submit?
Single-family homes, rentals, inherited properties, fixer-uppers, vacant homes and other residential properties can all be evaluated.
Are there any fees or commissions to request an offer?
Requesting an offer is free and carries no obligation. Costs vary by transaction type and are disclosed in writing before you sign anything, so you can compare your net proceeds side by side.
Want to know your options?
Start with the property address and see if a direct cash offer makes sense for you.