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SELLER FAQ
You should understand the option you are considering before you decide whether it fits. Here are straightforward answers to some of the questions homeowners commonly have about an as-is sale and our process.
COMMON QUESTIONS
No. We can begin by reviewing the home in its current condition. If repairs, clean-out, access, or inspections matter to a potential transaction, those details should be discussed before you sign an agreement.
We may consider comparable sales, current condition, estimated repairs, occupancy, transaction costs, timing, and the economics required for the purchase to make sense. A potential investor purchase offer is not the same thing as an appraisal.
No. Submitting a property request starts a conversation. A binding purchase agreement is a separate document with its own terms and requires your signature.
Timing depends on the property, title, agreed terms, access needs, and the closing process. We would rather discuss a realistic timeline for your situation than advertise a closing speed we cannot guarantee.
The initial property review does not require a fee. Any transaction-related costs and who is responsible for them should be stated in the proposed purchase agreement so you can evaluate the full transaction, not only the sale price.
Not necessarily. Palmer Home Offers may enter into a purchase agreement as a wholesale buyer and may assign its contractual interest to another buyer for a fee. If the proposed transaction uses that structure, it should be disclosed and explained before a binding agreement is signed.
That is fine. You can tell us you are still comparing alternatives. A direct purchase may be one option alongside listing with an agent, making repairs first, renting the property, or deciding not to sell.
We use the details you submit to review your property inquiry and communicate with you about it. Submitting this form does not subscribe you to marketing emails. To ask about your information or request that we stop contacting you, email support@palmerhomeoffers.com.
COMPARE YOUR OPTIONS
For some owners, an as-is direct sale may be worth considering because of condition, timing, convenience, or other priorities. For others, preparing the property for a traditional listing may be a better fit. Our job is to explain the proposal we can make—not to pretend every homeowner should choose the same path.
Send us the property details and anything you would like us to know. We will contact you about the next step.