Get a cash offer
A cash offer, with the open-market number next to it.
The trade you are making
A cash offer buys speed and certainty. It costs some price.
That is the whole of it, and anyone who tells you otherwise is selling something. A cash buyer takes on the repairs, the tenants, the timeline risk and the financing risk — and prices that in. What matters is whether the difference is worth it for your situation, and you cannot answer that without seeing the other number too.
- No showings, no staging, no stream of strangers through the house
- No financing contingency and no appraisal gap to renegotiate
- Sold in the condition it is in, with no repairs asked of you
- A closing date you pick, rather than one a lender's timeline dictates
- And a price that reflects all of the above — which Tony will say out loud
How it works
Three steps, no obligation.
- 01
Tell Tony about the property
Address, type, rough condition and your timeline. Two minutes on the form below, or one phone call if you would rather talk it through.
- 02
Get both numbers
A cash-offer range and a realistic open-market estimate, side by side, with the costs and the timeline attached to each so you can compare like for like.
- 03
Choose, or do neither
Plenty of people look at both numbers and decide to wait. That is a legitimate outcome, and nobody will chase you about it.
Your property
Start the conversation.
Everything here goes straight to Tony. The address is used to pull comparable sales and nothing else.
Cash offer questions
Is this a real offer or a lead-generation trick?
Does it cost me anything to ask?
What kinds of property work for this?
I have tenants in the building. Is that a problem?
How fast can it close?
Free 15-minute call
Let's talk about what you're trying to do.
No pressure and no script — just fifteen minutes with someone who knows this market, in English or Español.