A Simpler Way to Sell the Marital Home
When a marriage ends, keeping the house on the market for months can mean more conflict: who pays the mortgage, who handles repairs, who's home for showings, and whether to accept an offer. A direct cash sale cuts through all of that.
Why Divorcing Couples Choose a Cash Sale
- One neutral number: a written cash offer both sides — and both attorneys — can review.
- No showings or repairs: nobody has to coordinate access, staging or contractors.
- Fast or scheduled closing: close in weeks, or set a date that lines up with your settlement or final decree.
- Proceeds handled by the closing attorney: the mortgage is paid off and the remaining funds are disbursed according to your agreement or court order.
What Needs to Happen First
In Georgia, everyone on the deed generally needs to sign to sell the house. If you and your spouse agree to sell, the process is straightforward. If you don't agree, your divorce attorney can advise on options — including asking the court to order a sale. We're happy to provide an offer your attorneys can use in negotiations.
Selling Before vs. After the Divorce Is Final
Some couples sell before the final decree so the proceeds can be divided in the settlement; others sell afterward according to the decree's terms. Timing can affect taxes and how proceeds are split — talk with your attorney and a CPA about what's best for you.
How It Works
Submit Your Property Info
Fill out the quick form with basic details about your property. No obligation — it takes less than 2 minutes.
Receive Your Cash Offer
Our team reviews your info and delivers a fair, no-obligation cash offer within 24 hours — often the same day.
Choose Your Closing Date
If you accept, you pick the closing date. We handle all paperwork and cover 100% of closing costs.
Get Paid in Cash
Close on your schedule and walk away with cash in hand. No waiting, no surprises.
Where We Buy
All of metro Atlanta, including Fulton, DeKalb, Clayton, Cobb, Douglas, Gwinnett, Henry, Rockdale, Newton and Fayette counties. Call or text 404-348-0589 with any questions.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do both spouses have to agree to sell?
Generally, everyone on the deed must sign. If one spouse will not agree, a divorce attorney can explain options, including a court-ordered sale.
Can we sell before the divorce is final?
Yes, if both owners agree. Many couples sell first and divide the proceeds as part of the settlement. Ask your attorney about timing.
How are the sale proceeds split?
The closing attorney pays off the mortgage and liens, then disburses the remaining funds according to your written agreement or court order.
Is this confidential?
Yes. We keep your situation private and communicate with whoever you designate, including your attorneys.
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Questions? Call us at 404-348-0589