How It Works
Selling your house, the calm way
1. Tell us about your house
Fill out the short form on this page or call us. Share your address and a few details about the property and your situation. That's all we need to get started — no deep cleaning, no prep, no obligation.
- Takes a few minutes
- No cost and no obligation
- Tell us as much or as little as you know
2. We review it and call you
We look at your house and the surrounding area, then give you a call. We can usually make an offer within an hour of speaking with you, often while we're still on the phone. We'll be honest about what your house is worth to us and whether selling to us even makes sense for you.
- Offer within an hour of speaking with you, often while we're still on the phone
- We answer your questions honestly
- No pressure to decide on the call
3. You pick the closing date
If you like the offer, you choose the closing date. We can close in as little as 7 days, or on the date you choose. Your lawyer handles the paperwork, the same as any Ontario real estate transaction, and you receive your money on closing.
- Close in as little as 7 days, or on the date you choose
- Your lawyer handles the paperwork
- You walk away with no further costs
What makes this different
When you list with a realtor, you prep the house, host showings, wait for offers, and hope a buyer's financing holds. When you sell to us, none of that happens.
- We buy the house as-is — no repairs, no cleaning, no staging.
- There are no showings and no strangers in your home.
- We don't charge a commission. The offer is the offer.
- We close on your timeline, not a buyer's.
- It's a direct sale, so there's no financing to fall through.
Skip the showings — get my offer
A few honest notes
We can close in as little as 7 days, or on the date you choose, but we never rush you. If you need a few weeks to plan your move, that's fine — you pick the date.
If your house is currently listed with a realtor, we're happy to talk once the listing ends, or through your agent. We never encourage you to break a listing agreement.
We don't give legal, tax, or financial advice. Where it matters, we'll suggest you speak with a lawyer, accountant, or licensed insolvency trustee before you decide.
Ready to skip the showings?
Tell us about your house and get a no-obligation offer. We can usually make an offer within an hour of speaking with you, often while we're still on the phone.