Frequently Asked Questions About Selling Your House To Jeff

I buy it. I'm not an agent and I don't list houses. I'm a direct buyer using my own cash, so there's no waiting on a bank and no showings. After I buy, I might renovate the home or keep it as a rental — either way, your part is done at closing.

An agent lists your house and hopes it sells, which often takes 4–6 months, then takes 3–6% commission (that's $3,000–$6,000 on a $100,000 home). I buy directly, pay cash, cover closing costs, and can close in 7–10 days. You skip the fees, repairs, showings, and financing fall-throughs. (See the chart below for more info)

Yes. I've been valuing homes in this market for 40+ years, and I'll walk you through exactly how I reached your number. The assessment is free and no-obligation — you decide what's right for you.

I look at your home's location, its condition, the repairs it needs, and what comparable homes have recently sold for nearby. My construction background means I estimate repairs accurately, so the offer is grounded in real numbers — not a lowball guess.

None. There are no fees or commissions when you sell to me, and I typically cover the closing costs too. The number we agree on is what you walk away with. I make my money later, after I handle any repairs and resell the home.

Zero. You tell me about the property, I'll take a look and maybe ask a few questions, then make a fair cash offer. From there it's entirely your call. No pressure, no follow-up hassle.

Any condition. I buy as-is — occupied, vacant, rental, or uninhabitable. Fire or water damage, hoarder situations, code violations, liens, or back taxes are all fine. Leave behind anything you don't want; cleanout is free.

Most sellers close in as little as 7 to 10 days once the title report clears. If you need more time to move or plan your next step, you pick a later date. Your timeline runs the schedule, not mine.

Yes. If you're a landlord who's done with problem tenants, missed rent, or repair bills, I can buy the property with the tenant in place. You don't have to handle the eviction or the turnover.

Often, yes — if we act before the sheriff's sale. Depending on your situation, a fast cash sale or a creative-financing arrangement may help you avoid foreclosure. I'm not an attorney or a credit counselor, but I can lay out your options honestly. Start on the Stop Foreclosure page.

Yes, and it's one of the most common situations I help with. I can often move forward even before probate closes, and I handle the cleanout so you don't have to empty the house yourself.

Let's talk. Sometimes creative financing or terms make a sale work even when there's little or no equity. I'll be honest about whether I can help.

A cash offer is a straightforward, all-cash purchase with a fast close. "Terms" (creative financing) can sometimes net you more money over time or help with taxes. I offer both — most local buyers only do cash — and I'll explain which fits your goals.

I buy across New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, and Maryland, with my core market in South Jersey (Camden, Burlington, and Gloucester counties) and the Philadelphia metro.

Call or text (856) 281-1157, or fill out the short form. Tell me a little about the property and I'll get you a fair cash offer within 24 hours. See seller reviews.