Your official QuickBuy offer
Sell fast and get the upside on your home
- Sell on your timeline
- Confidence it’s sold
- Access to your equity
- The upside when it resells
You pick the list price
Not to exceed a current or recent list price.
1What your Check 1 is based on
Your QuickBuy Price sets your Check 1. It doesn’t cap what you get when your home sells.
These are sample numbers. To see your own estimate, open the “Explore your QuickBuy offer” link in your offer email.
How your price works
- Current conditionYour Purchase Agreement starts at this price
- With the suggested improvementsUpdated after the inspection if you choose them
QuickBuy isn’t suggesting improvements for your home. It would be listed in its current condition, subject to inspection.
About your suggested improvements
These are based on your offer package. They’re still subject to the home inspection, so the final amount may change.
What is the QuickBuy Price?
It’s the price your up-front cash is based on. You still choose your list price, up to (115% of your QuickBuy Price), and when your home sells, Check 2 pays you the rest of the sale price after costs.
2Check 1: when QuickBuy buys your home
Include every mortgage, home equity loan or line of credit, and lien. All of them are paid off out of Check 1.
Rather not keep the utilities in your name?
Most sellers keep water, electric and gas in their name until the home sells. If you’d rather not, they can be transferred out of your name so you’re no longer responsible for the monthly bills.
The cost is an $800 transfer fee plus $15 a day. $3,050 is held from Check 1, which covers the fee plus 5 months, the estimated time to sell. Unused days come back to you at the second settlement, and extra days come out of Check 2.
You’re still responsible for exterior lawn care and snow removal through the second settlement.
3Check 2: after QuickBuy sells your home
Check 2 is based on what your home sells for on the open market.
You pick the list price. Every $10,000 more your home sells for adds $9,400 to your Check 2.
How list pricing works
Your list price can be up to 115% of your QuickBuy Price for the first 30 days, not to exceed a current or recent list price.
At this price, Check 2 is $0. This is the No Additional Proceeds scenario: you keep Check 1 and never owe QuickBuy money.
Offer valid through
Your total estimated proceeds
$0
- Check 1
- $0 When QuickBuy buys your homePaid on the settlement date you choose
- Check 2
- $0 After QuickBuy sells your homeBased on what your home sells for on the open market
With these mortgages and liens, you may need to bring money to the first settlement. Your agent can walk you through your options.
- Accept your offer
- Check 1On the date you choose, 14–60 days
- Your home is listedAt the price you pick
- Check 2When it sells
Compare: QuickBuy Immediate Offer
One check at settlement, based on your home’s current condition. No second settlement.
Estimated check at settlement
$0
How the Immediate Offer is calculated
| Most Probable Sale PriceCurrent condition | |
| Standard selling costsEstimated make-ready, carrying, interest and closing costs | |
| Resale FeeAgent commission | |
| QuickBuy Program Fee | |
| All mortgages and liens | |
| Check at settlement |
Subject to inspection and actual closing costs.
Why sellers choose QuickBuy Advantage
Skip the hassle of selling, get most of your money up front, and still share in the open market sale.
An easier move
- No showingsNo strangers walking through and no rushing out the door.
- No home prepSkip the fix-up and staging before you sell.
- You pick the settlement dateMove on your timeline, not a buyer’s.
- QuickBuy handles the restQuickBuy manages the repairs and sells your home on the open market.
More money for you
- Mortgages and liens paid offAll of them, at the first settlement.
- A share of the open market saleCheck 2 gives you the upside when your home sells.
- A fee that doesn’t growYour Program Fee is based on the QuickBuy Price, not the sale price.
- One Resale FeeThe 6% covers agent commissions, paid once when your home sells.
Common questions
- What if my home sells for less than expected?
- You keep Check 1 and never owe QuickBuy money. If nothing is left for a second check, the utilities are switched over and you have no more ties to the house.
- Who pays for the improvements?
- You choose which ones to make. The cost comes out of Check 1, and QuickBuy manages the work.
- Do I need to move out before the first settlement?
- Yes, the home needs to be fully vacant. If you need more time to move, a leaseback is available.
Compare Advantage to a traditional sale
| Topic | Traditional sale | QuickBuy Advantage |
|---|---|---|
| Showings and open houses | Until it sells | None |
| Repairs and prep | You handle them | QuickBuy manages them |
| Money for your next home | After it sells | At the first settlement |
| Moving date | Set by the buyer | You choose |
| Your sale | Depends on a buyer’s financing | Cash sale to QuickBuy, subject to inspection |
| Share of the sale price | Yes | Yes, through Check 2 |
What Advantage sellers say
“We were able to move out right away and buy our new home without stress. QuickBuy handled everything, and we still benefited when the house sold for more!”
“QuickBuy made our transition easy. We closed on our new build weeks before our old home sold—and still got more than we thought!”
See how each Advantage check is calculated
| Net Offer PriceAdvantage unlocks 84% of the property value up front | |
| QuickBuy Program FeeThe greater of 6.5% of the QuickBuy Price or $14,000. It’s based on the QuickBuy Price, so it doesn’t go up when your home sells for more. | |
| Closing CostsEstimated title policy costs, attorney fees, and transfer tax, built in at 1% as a placeholder. Replaced at settlement by actual closing costs and tax prorations. | |
| Suggested improvementsEstimated. The final amount is set after the home inspection. | |
| All mortgages and liensPaid off at the first settlement | |
| Utilities transfer$800 transfer fee plus 5 months at $15 a day, the estimated time to sell. Unused days come back at the second settlement, and extra days come out of it. | −$3,050 |
| Check 1 |
| Market Sale PriceWhat your home sells for on the open market | |
| Less: Net Offer PriceAlready paid to you at the first settlement | |
| Less: Resale Fee6% of the Market Sale Price (sell- and buy-side agent commission) | |
| Less: Seller Expenses2.1% of the QuickBuy Price: 1.5% carrying cost (0.5% per month for 3 months) plus 0.6% other transaction costs | |
| Check 2Never less than $0, so you never owe QuickBuy money |
Questions about these numbers?Pick a time that works for you.
Schedule a time with QuickBuyFor illustration only. Figures are estimates based on your official offer and are subject to inspection, actual closing costs and the final sale price. Your QuickBuy Advantage Agreement governs.