Selling your home for cash means selling directly to a buyer who pays the full price upfront without relying on mortgage financing. These buyers are often investors or companies specializing in quick home purchases.

Typically, cash sales close within 7–14 days, significantly faster than traditional home sales, which can take 30–60 days or more.

No, cash buyers usually purchase homes "as-is," meaning you don’t need to invest in repairs or renovations.

Cash offers are typically below market value, as investors consider repair costs and resale potential. However, you save on agent commissions, repairs, and closing costs.

Most cash buyers, especially investment companies, do not charge commissions or hidden fees. However, always verify the terms before agreeing to a sale.

Look for well-reviewed companies, check their credentials, read testimonials, and verify they have a track record of successful transactions.

Yes, but the cash offer must be enough to cover your remaining mortgage balance. If the offer is lower, you may need to negotiate with your lender.

Key benefits include a quick sale, no need for repairs, fewer contingencies, no realtor commissions, and avoiding foreclosure risks.