Closing in 7 Days: How Our Process Works Behind the Scenes

Seven days, four steps

Closing in seven days isn't a trick — it's what happens when there's no mortgage to wait on, no appraisal to worry about, and no chain of other sales that has to close first. Here's how a typical fast close with us actually works.

1. Offer (Day 1)

You tell us about the house. Within 24 hours, you get a firm, written cash offer with the price and the terms. No counter-offer drama — if it works, great; if not, we tell you what we'd need to see to get closer.

2. Accept and sign (Day 1–2)

You accept, we sign a simple purchase agreement, and we open escrow with a local title company the same day.

3. Title and a quick walkthrough (Day 2–5)

The title company runs the search, clears any liens, and prepares closing documents. We do a short walkthrough to confirm the condition matches what we discussed — not an inspection, just a confirmation.

4. Close and get paid (Day 6–7)

You sign, the title company records the deed, and funds wire to your account. You're done.

No mortgage approval, no appraisal gap, no buyer's sale falling through first.

Need more time? Take it.

Seven days is our fastest. If you need thirty, sixty, or six months — say, to line up your next home or wait out a lease — you pick the close date and we hold the offer. The certainty is yours either way.

Curious what a fast (or slow) close looks like for your situation? Tell us the address and we'll map it out.