Firm offer.
The number on Day One is the number at closing. We don't drop the price after the inspection. If we ever do, the contract is yours to cancel.
Six steps. Every one named. Every one with a real person on our team who owns it, a realistic time window, and the exact short list of what we'll need from you. No spin, no hidden hand-offs.
We buy houses nationwide. No repairs. No realtors. No fees. A real person calls back within 7 minutes.
Every deal — homeowner-occupied, distressed, tenant-in-place, probate, out-of-state. Same four promises.
The number on Day One is the number at closing. We don't drop the price after the inspection. If we ever do, the contract is yours to cancel.
Close in 7 days if you need to move fast. Close in 60 if you need time to find your next place. Pick the date; we work around it.
No fees, no commissions, no closing costs to you. We pay title, recording, transfer tax, mobile notary, everything.
Written into every contract. No fee, no penalty, no awkward call. You stay in control until the moment you sign at closing.
Read it in order. Each step lists what we do, who on our team owns it, the realistic time window, and exactly what you'll need to provide. The whole process is designed so you do the address in step 1 and a signature in step 6 — the other 90% of the work is ours.
Submit the offer form (60 seconds) or call us. We pull public records — county assessor, deed history, code-violation lookup, lien search — before we hang up. You don't have to know what your house is worth, what repairs are needed, or what comparable sales look like. That's our job.
We run the property through our acquisitions model: ARV (after-repair value) based on neighborhood comps, our internal rehab cost using actual contractor estimates, holding + selling costs, and our required return. If a quick drive-by helps the number, we'll do it. We don't make you wait while we get bids from a contractor.
We send the offer in writing, by email and text. The number we send is the number on the contract — no "final renegotiation" after inspection, no last-day price drops. If we can stretch on price by tweaking the close date or assuming a small repair credit, we'll show both options side by side and let you pick.
Contracts are sent via RightSignature — open on your phone, sign in two taps. Every contract includes a 3-business-day cancellation clause. If you wake up the next morning and want out, you reply STOP — no fee, no penalty, no awkward call. Your attorney can review the contract before signing; we'll wait.
Our title company orders the title commitment, runs the lien search, pulls any HOA estoppel, and clears whatever needs clearing. If the property is occupied, we do one walkthrough to confirm condition — we're not looking for a reason to drop the price; we're confirming the house is in the same shape as when we offered. (Tenant-occupied? We close around the lease.)
Closing is at the title company, or remote with mobile-notary if you prefer (we cover the notary fee). Wire hits your bank the morning of closing — typically before 11am ET on the agreed date. You walk out with cleared funds. We take possession on the date in the contract, not the day cash hits.
Cash isn't the right answer for every seller. Here's when it is — and when it isn't.
| What you compare | Cash sale (BiggerEquity) | Listing with an agent |
|---|---|---|
| Days to close | 7–60 (your pick) | 75–120+ (theirs) |
| Repairs required | None | $8k–$25k typical |
| Commissions | $0 | 5–6% of sale price |
| Closing costs | $0 (we pay) | 1–3% of sale price |
| Showings | One walkthrough | 10–30 over weeks |
| Risk of buyer financing falling through | Zero | 12–18% of contracts |
| Price drop after inspection | Never (3-day cancel is yours) | Frequent — re-trade is industry norm |
Net-net: a listed sale to a financed buyer usually nets 8–15% morethan our cash number when the house is move-in ready, the market is hot, and your timeline is flexible. We're a trade — speed and certainty for some of the price. Talk it through with us; we'll tell you honestly when listing makes more sense.

“Eden was no ordinary man trying to make a living, he is someone who sees the bigger picture, feels the pain of his clients, and makes decisions based on the greater good. Because of Eden we sold our home in a week, and was able to purchase another in a short period of time.”

“Eden was no ordinary man trying to make a living, he is someone who sees the bigger picture, feels the pain of his clients, and makes decisions based on the greater good. Because of Eden we sold our home in a week, and was able to purchase another in a short period of time.”
We start with the after-repair value (ARV) from neighborhood comps, subtract the actual rehab budget for whatever the house needs, subtract our holding + selling costs (taxes, insurance, utilities, eventual agent commission when we resell), and target a margin in the high single digits. The math is the same whether the house is in Boca Raton or Bismarck — we'll walk you through the numbers on the call if you want.
We buy tenant-occupied properties all the time. If the tenant is staying, we close around the existing lease and pick up the role of landlord on day one. If the tenant is leaving, we can include a cash-for-keys arrangement in the contract — that's actually one of Tiffany's specialties.
Nothing. Not closing costs, not the title insurance premium, not the transfer tax, not the wire fee, not the mobile notary. We even cover the small cost of the seller-side recording if the county charges one. The wire that hits your bank is the contract price — no deductions.
The fastest we've closed is 5 business days from contract to wire, but that required everyone (us, the title company, the seller's lender for the payoff) to be on the same page from minute one. The honest answer for most files is 10–14 days. If we need to wait on an HOA estoppel or a probate court order, longer.
We pay below retail. A Realtor-listed sale to a financed buyer usually nets 8–15% more than our cash number — sometimes much more on turnkey homes — but it also takes 3–4 months, requires repairs, comes with showings, and carries a real risk of the buyer's loan falling through 60 days in. We're a trade: speed and certainty for some of the price.
Yes, and we recommend it. We'll send the contract draft, wait while your attorney reads it, and incorporate reasonable redlines. We're not in a rush.
All 50 states. Our home market is South Florida (Eden's been operating from Hollywood, FL since 2014), but we route every file to the acquisitions specialist who covers your market. Some deals close through partner buyers in their state — when that happens we tell you upfront, and the contract is still signed by BiggerEquity.
No. The 3-day cancellation right is the seller's, not ours. Once we're past the 3-day window, the only way we don't close is if the title can't be cleared — and even then we work with you through whatever needs to happen (probate, lien negotiation, code violation cure) rather than walking. We've closed deals that took 9 months to clear title.
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We're not the right fit for everyone — and we'll say so. Here's how the math actually shakes out.
On the open market you may net more — but only if you can wait, repair, stage, and tolerate the uncertainty. That's the trade.
It takes 90 seconds. No credit check, no agent visit, no commitment. You'll have a real number in your inbox tomorrow.
We buy houses nationwide. No repairs. No realtors. No fees. A real person calls back within 7 minutes.