A cash offer — and the number to compare it to.

Every "we buy houses" offer is below market; that is how they work. The honest question is how far below, and whether the speed is worth it for you. You get both figures here: a cash offer from vetted buyers, and a listing net sheet from closed comps — side by side.

1. 1. Address — so I can pull the comps and the county record.
2. 2. Condition — as-is is fine; it just changes which buyers I call.
3. 3. Timeline — days, weeks, or "exploring." The situation question is optional and only helps me bring the right options.
4. 4. Contact — I reply within one business day with both numbers.

If a Notice of Default has been recorded on your home, California Civil Code §1695 gives you a five-business-day right to cancel any contract with an equity purchaser, and you should never be asked to sign anything on the first visit. Read all ten options first. A free HUD-approved housing counselor can also review your situation. VERIFY with attorney.