Selling Your House During a Divorce in the Tri-Cities

The marital home is often the biggest asset two people have to divide — and the hardest to agree on. Listing it the traditional way means repairs, showings, months of waiting, and one more thing to keep negotiating while you’re both trying to move forward. A cash sale takes that off the table.

• A clean break. One sale, one closing, proceeds split — and the house stops being something you have to manage together.
• Fast certainty. Because we use our own funds — no bank approval, no appraisal contingencies — we can close in as little as 7–14 days, so both parties know where they stand instead of waiting on the market.
• No repairs to fund. Neither of you has to come up with money to fix the place up. We buy it exactly as it sits.
• A neutral, no-drama process. We work easily with both spouses, and with your attorneys or mediator if that’s how you’d rather handle it.

We’ll be straight with you: if you have time and the house shows well, listing it on the open market may net more. A cash sale makes sense when you want speed, simplicity, and a sure thing over squeezing out the last dollar.

We’re local. We close at local title companies, we know the Kennewick, Pasco and Richland market, and we’ve been buying houses here since 1992. You won’t get a national 1-800 call center — you get Todd and Susan and a straight cash offer.

• Any condition — deferred maintenance, full of belongings, mid-move? Doesn’t matter. We buy as-is.
• No fees or commissions — what we offer is what you split — no commissions and no hidden fees.
• You choose the date — close fast to wrap things up, or a little later if that fits your timeline better.
• No obligation — get the offer, talk it over with your spouse and attorney, and decide on your own time.

1. Tell us about the house. Call (509) 824-6600 or fill out the form below — the address, a little about your situation, and your timeline.
2. Get a fair cash offer. We look at the home and your numbers and make a no-pressure offer, usually within a day or two. We can share it with both of you and your attorneys.
3. Close on your schedule. Pick a closing date that works for everyone, sign at a local title company, and split the proceeds.

Do both spouses have to agree to sell? Generally, yes — if you both own the home, you both sign. In Washington, a marital home is often community property, so both spouses typically need to sign even if only one is on the title. We’re glad to work with each of you separately and keep everyone in the loop, and we’ll coordinate with your attorneys however you need.

Can you work with our attorneys or mediator? Absolutely. Many of our divorce sellers prefer it. Just point us to the right people and we’ll send the offer, closing details, and paperwork to everyone involved.

How do the proceeds get split? Our job is to buy the house and close cleanly; the title company disburses according to your divorce agreement or your attorneys’ instructions. We make sure the closing is simple so the split is straightforward.

Will I owe you anything? No. Our offers carry no fees, no commissions, and no hidden costs. You never pay us out of pocket.

If you’re ready to settle the house and move forward, let’s talk. There’s no cost and no obligation — just a real cash offer and honest answers. Call (509) 824-6600 or fill out the form and we’ll get right back to you.

We also buy houses in Kennewick, Pasco, and Richland. Curious how the process works? See How It Works. For more on what to expect, read our guide: Selling a House During a Divorce in the Tri-Cities.