Yes — we aim to make you a fair, straightforward cash offer based on real local market data, not a random number. We look at recent sold property in your area, the condition of the property and likely repairs, and the costs and time you’d normally deal with when listing (like commissions, holding costs, and buyer financing delays). Then we present an offer and walk you through the numbers so you understand exactly how we got there. If it isn’t a fit, that’s totally okay — there’s no pressure and you’re always free to compare options.

Nope — there aren’t any fees or commissions when you sell to us. We’re not real estate agents, so there’s no listing commission, and we’re not going to hit you with “surprise” charges later. The offer we make is the amount you’d get at closing (minus any things that are truly out of anyone’s control, like existing liens or unpaid property taxes that have to be paid off as part of the sale).

No — you don’t have to sign anything just to get an offer. To give you a number, we’ll ask a few quick questions about the property and your timeline, and sometimes we’ll ask a few more preliminary questions just to make sure we’re not guessing. If you like the offer and want to move forward, that’s when we put it in writing with a simple purchase agreement so everything is clear. Until then, it’s just a conversation and a no-pressure offer.

Yes—getting an offer is completely no-pressure and obligation-free. If you request an offer from us, you’re not committing to anything. Even after you receive the offer, you can take time to think it over and compare options. If you decide it’s not the right fit, that’s totally fine—just let us know. Our goal is to give you a clear option, not to push you into a decision.

We can often close quickly—with typical inspection periods of 21-30 days—but the best part is you get to choose what works for you. Need a fast closing? We can move fast. Need extra time to find a new place, clear out belongings, or coordinate family? We can set the closing date out further. Once we agree on terms, we coordinate everything with the title company to keep it simple and on schedule.

That’s more common than you’d think—and it usually isn’t a deal-breaker. AMP can still make an offer even if there are code violations, open permits, liens, or other title issues. We’ll have a licensed title company (or attorney, depending on the state) do a full title search, explain exactly what needs to be addressed, and work through the cleanest solution to close. No upfront fees, and no guesswork—everything is handled transparently in writing.