Frequently asked questions
Clear answers.
Room to decide.
Selling a home is a big decision. Here are answers to the questions homeowners often ask before starting a conversation.
Do I need to repair or clean the house?
You can sell as-is, without required repairs, cleaning, or preparation. Tell us about the property’s condition so we can review the details with you.
Am I committing to sell by requesting an offer?
No. Requesting an offer starts a conversation. You stay in control of whether you move forward, including whether you accept an offer.
What if the property is inherited or has tenants?
Inherited homes, vacant properties, difficult rentals, and tenant or occupancy issues are among the situations we discuss with homeowners. Share the details so we can explore whether this approach fits your needs.
How does selling directly compare with listing?
Listing puts your home in front of more buyers and may lead to a higher sale price. An as-is offer can reduce preparation and showings. Compare the offer price, costs, timing, and conditions. We’ll explain our offer so you can decide which approach fits your situation.
How do you decide what to offer?
We look at the property’s location, condition, needed repairs, occupancy, and local market activity. If we can make an offer, we’ll walk you through the details and answer your questions.
How soon could I close?
Tell us your preferred timing. We’ll discuss a realistic closing date based on the property review, title and escrow process, and agreed terms. Requesting an offer does not set or guarantee a closing date.
How is the closing handled?
We coordinate closing through licensed title and escrow providers after the property details are confirmed. Your written agreement sets out the terms and timeline for the sale.
Are there agent commissions or other costs?
Our as-is sale process does not involve listing your home with an agent or paying an agent commission to Renew. Before accepting an offer, ask us to walk through the closing costs, any payoffs or deductions, and the amount you can expect to receive.
What if the offer doesn’t work for me?
You can decline the offer. We’re happy to discuss other options and see how we can help. You do not have to accept an offer just because you contacted us.
Will every property receive an offer?
No. We review each property individually. Submitting a request does not guarantee an offer or a completed purchase. If we can make an offer, we’ll explain the price, terms, and next steps.
Start with a conversation.
Tell us about your home, ask a question, or talk through your options.