Fourteen days, or ninety, or whatever you need
We schedule most closings 14 to 30 days after you sign. Fourteen days is our fastest. If you need it slower, 90 or more days is fine too.
You pick the closing date. We work around your timeline, not the other way around. Nobody here is going to push you to close before you have somewhere to go.
Why a cash sale can move that fast
We buy properties directly from homeowners. That removes the two things that make a traditional sale slow: waiting for a buyer's mortgage approval, and waiting on the repair-and-inspection negotiation that follows it.
There are no showings to schedule, no staging, no financing contingency, and no appraisal gap to renegotiate. A traditional listing on a typical North Carolina home often takes several months to close, and that is before you count the repairs and prep beforehand.
What the calendar actually looks like
It starts with a conversation, by phone or through the form. We do not need to see the house first. You do not clean, stage or explain anything.
Your written offer arrives within 24 hours of that call. From first call to a number in writing is usually about three days.
Then you decide. No pressure, and no expiring-offer games. Take a day or take a week. Once you accept, we handle the paperwork and close on the date you chose, in 14 to 30 days.
Why a cash closing still takes two to four weeks
Sellers sometimes ask why, if we are paying cash, it cannot be done in a couple of days. The money is the fast part. What takes the time happens at the closing attorney's office, and it is the same for every sale in North Carolina.
The attorney has to search the title to confirm you own the house and find any liens, judgments or unpaid taxes. If you have a mortgage, they order a written payoff from your lender, and lenders take days to produce one. Estates, divorces and LLCs each need their own documents signed by the right people. Then the deed is prepared, signed, recorded at the county, and the money is disbursed.
Fourteen days is about how fast a clean file can move through all of that. A house with an old lien nobody knew about, or an heir who is hard to reach, takes longer. Tell us everything you know about the title on the first call and the attorney can start on the slow parts immediately.
When speed really matters
Some situations are on a clock: a foreclosure sale date, PCS orders with a report date, a job that starts in another state next month. Tell us the date on the first call and we will tell you honestly whether we can hit it. Sometimes the answer is no, and you deserve to hear that early rather than late.
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