PALMER HOME OFFERS

A simpler sale. A fresh start.

HOW IT WORKS

A Clear Process, From First Contact to Next Step.

Selling a home can feel complicated. Our goal is to make the process easier to understand from the start: what we review, what a potential offer means, and what happens before anything becomes binding.

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THE PROCESS

Four Simple Steps.

1

Tell Us About the Property

Start with the address, your contact information, and anything you want us to know about the home, its condition, or your timing.

2

We Review the Details

We look at property information, condition, occupancy, local sales, and the economics of a possible purchase. We may ask follow-up questions or request a walkthrough.

3

Discuss a Potential Offer

If the property fits our criteria, we explain the proposed price, timing, conditions, and what would need to happen next.

4

You Decide What Works

You can review the proposal and compare it with your other options. A signed purchase agreement is separate from the initial property request.

SELLING AS-IS

Start With the Home as It Is Today.

You do not need to renovate the home just to begin a conversation with us. We can review a property in its current condition and discuss what an as-is purchase might look like.

✓ Major repairs can be discussed before you spend money fixing them.

✓ Occupied rentals can be reviewed based on the actual situation.

✓ Vacant or inherited homes do not need to be staged for an initial review.

✓ Any access, inspection, or clean-out requirements should be clear before you sign.

UNDERSTANDING A POTENTIAL OFFER

Price Is Only One Part of the Proposal.

A useful comparison looks at the entire transaction—not only the headline number. We want the proposed terms to be understandable before you make a decision.

What We May Consider

Comparable sales, the property's current condition, estimated repairs, occupancy, transaction costs, timing, and the economics required for the purchase to make sense.

What You Should Review

The proposed price, closing date, access or inspection terms, who is responsible for specific costs, and any other conditions written into the purchase agreement.

TRANSPARENCY

How Our Purchase Model May Work.

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 a transaction is structured that way, the arrangement should be explained before you are asked to sign a binding purchase agreement. This website explanation does not replace the written disclosures used in an actual transaction.

Ready to Start With the Property?

Share a few details. We will review the information and contact you about the next step.

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