Sell my house: start with the address
Send the address and tap a few answers about the house. We call you, schedule a walkthrough, and if it's a fit, give you a written offer to read at your own pace. There's nothing to fix or clean before the walkthrough, and no obligation to take the offer when it arrives.
Tell me about the house
Three short steps: the address, a few taps about the house, then your name and the best number to reach you. It takes about a minute, and there's no obligation.
What happens after I ask to sell my house?
After you send it, Jason calls you back to talk about the house and what you need. If it looks like a fit, we schedule a walkthrough. After the walkthrough you get the offer in writing, and you decide what to do with it.
Jason calls you
Pick up, or call back when it suits you. Have a rough idea of what the house needs and when you'd like to move.
He asks a few plain questions about the house. If you miss him, ring (425) 242-4673 back.
We schedule a walkthrough
Show us around. There's nothing to clean, fix or stage first.
We look at the roof, the systems and the lot, and asks what you need and by when.
You get it in writing
Read it at home, show it to anyone you like, and take your time.
A written cash offer within 24 hours of the walkthrough and, when it makes sense, a listing estimate beside it, after costs.
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Is a cash offer on a house worth getting?
Yes, even if you end up listing. Getting one takes a phone call and a walkthrough, and it gives you a real number to hold against anything else: a listing estimate, another buyer's offer, or simply keeping the house. Without one, you're weighing an estimate against another estimate.
A cash offer is worth taking seriously when the house needs work, when you need a firm date, or when showings would be hard, because it removes the repairs, the listing period and the buyer's loan from the sale. It's worth less when the house is ready to show and you have time, since a listing will usually bring a higher price. The only way to know which describes your house is to see both numbers after the same costs: commission, repairs, excise tax, title and escrow, and the months you'd carry the house on the market. Jason can write the cash offer and, as a licensed broker, estimate what a listing would leave you, so the comparison is on one page. If the listing clearly wins and you have the time, he'll tell you to list. If the numbers are close, the cash sale buys you certainty.
Questions before you send it
Do I have to accept the offer?
No. Sending the address only asks for a call. You can hear the numbers, read the written offer and still say no, and nobody will chase you for an answer.
What costs show up on the offer?
Every one that comes out of your sale, line by line: the loan payoff, any liens, the excise tax, and the title and escrow fees as the offer splits them. You read it at home before you sign, so nothing turns up for the first time at closing.
What if I'd rather list the house?
Say so on the call. Jason is a licensed broker, so he can price the house for a listing too, and if a listing clearly leaves you more, he'll tell you and can list it for you. Jason Bryant is a licensed broker with Windermere Real Estate (license 101377).
What houses do you look at?
Mostly single-family houses that need work: old roofs, dated kitchens, estates, worn-out rentals. Condos, manufactured homes, multi-family and land get a look case by case, so tell Jason about it.
Who sees my details?
Jason and the systems that run the website, phone and email, so he can call you back about the house. The privacy policy lists who else sees what and why.
Can I just call instead?
Yes. Call (425) 242-4673 and tell Jason about the house on the phone. The form is only there for people who would rather type than talk.