Yes, absolutely! To remove your home from DistressBuyer, all you need to do is log in to your dashboard and use the delete option for an easy and straightforward removal process

To stop receiving emails from DistressBuyer, simply turn off the email notifications by accessing the settings within your dashboard.

We buy all types of homes: from single-family and multi-family homes to apartments, condos, and even commercial properties. If you have a property, we're interested in buying it.

Yes, you can sell to DistressBuyer even when working with an agent. We will work directly with your agent, who can submit an offer on your behalf. Rest assured, your agent will still collect a commission as part of the transaction process.

Selling to DistressBuyer differs from the traditional selling process in several key ways: you save on commissions on our side, have the flexibility to close when you want, and can complete the sale much faster than the conventional route. DistressBuyer's streamlined approach simplifies the selling experience, offering convenience and efficiency unmatched in traditional sales.

Before you finalize the sale and close with DistressBuyer, here are a few important steps to ensure everything goes smoothly:
Remove Personal Belongings: Go through each room, closet, and storage area to remove all your personal items. It's easy to overlook things in seldom-used spaces, so double-check attics, basements, and outdoor areas. If you have large items or furniture that you're not taking with you, consider selling, donating, or disposing of them responsibly.
No Need for Deep Cleaning: Unlike traditional sales, you're not required to deep clean the property before handing it over to DistressBuyer. We take your home as-is, saving you the time and effort of getting it spotless. However, doing a basic tidy-up out of courtesy is always appreciated.
Leave the Keys Behind: Ensure all keys to the house, including those for doors, windows, mailboxes, and any other locked areas, are left behind. It's helpful to gather them in a single, clearly marked location or hand them directly to a DistressBuyer representative or your agent.
Forward Your Mail: Set up mail forwarding with your local post office or online through the postal service's website. This ensures you won't miss important mail and helps with a seamless transition to your new address. Start this process early, as it can take a few days to take effect.
Prepare for Closing Day: The closing day is when the sale is officially completed. You'll need to sign various legal documents, so make sure to bring identification and any other requested paperwork. DistressBuyer aims to make closing as convenient as possible, often allowing you to choose a closing date that fits your schedule.
By following these steps, you'll be well-prepared for a hassle-free closing process with DistressBuyer, marking the start of your next chapter without the usual stresses of selling a home.