What is the advertised referral fee?
The site describes a $2,500 fee when an eligible referred property closes with us, subject to written terms and applicable law.
A respectful introduction
If you know a homeowner considering a sale, an introduction can help them understand their options. Please get their permission before sharing their contact details.
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Ask us about your propertySubmit your own contact information and the property address. Add seller contact details only if you have permission to share them. We review the introduction and check whether the property and referral are eligible.
If the homeowner wants to talk, we listen to their situation, explain the as-is purchase process, and leave the choice to them.
The program currently describes a $2,500 fee for an eligible referred property that we purchase and close. A referral must generally be submitted before we have contacted that seller; one fee may apply per closed property.
Eligibility, applicable legal requirements, and payment terms must be confirmed in writing. Submitting the form alone does not guarantee a payment.
Do not pass along someone else's phone number without their permission. If they prefer, invite them to contact us directly and tell us you made the introduction.
Senior-living advisors, property managers, and other professionals should also check any professional or employer restrictions that apply to accepting referral compensation.
Thoughtful answers
Every property and family situation is different. These answers are a starting point, not a promise about a particular sale.
The site describes a $2,500 fee when an eligible referred property closes with us, subject to written terms and applicable law.
No. Please obtain their permission before sharing their personal information.
No. The referral must meet eligibility requirements and a qualifying purchase must close; written program terms govern.
A no-pressure first step
Whether you need a quick solution or just want to understand your options, we will listen.