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Selling your New Jersey house when you're relocating
A new job, a transfer, military orders or moving closer to family usually comes with a date that won't wait for the market. We buy as-is and close when it suits your move.
How it works
Built around your moving date.
- Pick the closing date. Close before you leave, or after you've moved.
- Sign from anywhere. Closing documents can usually be signed where you are, in front of a notary.
- Leave what you don't want. Furniture and belongings you don't take can stay. The cleanout is ours.
- No carrying two houses. No months of mortgage, taxes and utilities on an empty house while it sits on the market.
If the house will sit empty
Protect it until closing.
- Call your homeowner's insurance company. Many policies treat a vacant house differently.
- Keep the heat on in winter so the pipes don't freeze.
- Let us know who has keys, and we can arrange access for a walkthrough.
Questions
Common questions
Can I sell my house after I've already moved?
Yes. Most closing documents can be signed where you live, in front of a notary, and returned to the title company.
How fast can you close?
You choose the date. We can work toward a quick closing or a later date that lines up with your move.
Do I need to empty the house?
No. Take what you want and leave the rest. We handle the cleanout after closing.
I'm in the military with orders. Can you work around my report date?
Yes. Tell us your report date and we'll plan the closing around it.
General information only, not legal, tax or financial advice. Every situation is different; please talk with your own attorney or advisor about yours.