Sell Your Scottsdale Home
Fast for Cash

We can close in as little as 7 days from the day you accept our offer. Most Scottsdale closings happen within 7–14 days through a local Arizona title company. If you need more time, that's fine too — you pick the date.

Yes. We buy homes throughout Scottsdale — North Scottsdale, Old Town, South Scottsdale, McDowell Mountain Ranch, DC Ranch, Gainey Ranch, McCormick Ranch, Grayhawk, Troon, and every neighborhood in between. If your home is in the 85250–85266 ZIP codes, we want to hear from you.

We buy single-family homes, condos, townhomes, and vacant land in any condition. Luxury homes needing updates, distressed properties, inherited homes, homes with problem tenants, fire or flood damage — we've seen it all and we buy it all.

Zero. No agent commissions, no closing costs, no fees of any kind. The cash offer we make is exactly what you walk away with at closing. We cover all transaction costs on our end.

Scott analyzes recent comparable sales in your specific Scottsdale neighborhood, accounts for the condition of your home, and factors in your timeline and situation. He walks you through every number on the call — no black box, no vague formulas.

That's exactly who we help. We buy completely as-is — roof leaks, foundation issues, fire damage, hoarder situations, total gut jobs. You don't spend a dollar on repairs. You don't even have to clean.

Yes. We've closed on inherited Scottsdale homes at every stage of probate — including before Letters Testamentary are issued (with a contract contingent on probate close). Scott works with your probate attorney and a Maricopa County title company to keep things moving.

Most of the time, yes — we can still buy it. Liens, judgments, unpaid HOA dues, and back property taxes get paid off at closing from your net proceeds, the same way they would in any traditional sale. The title company handles the payoffs. Scott will walk you through the numbers before you sign anything.

Sometimes yes, through a short sale arrangement — Scott has helped Scottsdale homeowners negotiate with lenders to accept less than the full balance. It's not the right path for everyone, but if you're underwater, give Scott a call. He'll tell you honestly whether it's possible in your situation.

No. We close remotely all the time, especially for inherited Scottsdale properties. Documents are signed via a mobile notary or e-sign where Arizona law allows. The title company wires your proceeds. Scott handles the property side here in Arizona — you handle the rest from wherever you are.

We work with established Arizona title companies in Maricopa County — your choice or ours, no problem. All funds run through licensed escrow, all deeds get properly recorded, and you receive a HUD-1 / Closing Disclosure that lines up exactly with the offer Scott gave you on the phone. No hidden line items.