Frequently asked questions
Straight answers about getting cash offers for your house.
How does Tulsa Cash Offers work?
You describe your house once. Tulsa Cash Offers sends the request to up to 3 vetted cash buyers who purchase homes in your area. Interested buyers contact you, may schedule a short walkthrough, and put their offers in writing. You compare them and decide.
Is Tulsa Cash Offers a cash home buyer?
No. Tulsa Cash Offers is a matching service. Independent buyer partners make their own offers and sign their own contracts with you. Tulsa Cash Offers is not a real estate brokerage and does not buy houses.
Does it cost anything to request offers?
No. Requesting offers is free for homeowners, and nothing comes out of your sale. [One sentence on how buyer partners pay us, matching the signed partner agreement]
Will a cash buyer pay full market value?
Usually not. Cash buyers price in repairs, holding costs, resale risk and their profit, so offers tend to come in below what a move-in ready house might sell for on the open market. In exchange you skip repairs, showings and loan approvals. Compare the amount you would actually keep under each option before deciding.
Do I have to accept an offer?
No. You can review every offer, ask questions, negotiate, or decline all of them. Nothing is binding until you sign a purchase contract with a buyer.
How fast can I close?
It depends on the buyer, the title work and your own schedule. Cash sales skip mortgage approval, which removes one of the most common delays. Liens, probate or missing paperwork can add time. Agree on the closing date with the buyer before you sign.
Do I need to make repairs or clean out the house?
No. Buyer partners generally purchase houses as-is. Take anything you want to keep, and check the contract for what happens to items left behind.
Who sees my information?
Only Tulsa Cash Offers and up to 3 buyer partners who serve your area. The Privacy Policy explains what is collected, how it is shared and how to ask for it to be deleted.
How do I stop calls or texts?
Reply STOP to any text, tell the caller you want no more contact, or email us. Requests are honored promptly, and consent is never a condition of selling.
Should I talk to an agent or attorney first?
You can, and for probate, foreclosure, divorce or tax questions it is often wise. Buyer partners are not your advisors. Read any contract carefully and get independent advice if anything is unclear.
What if the house has tenants, liens or code violations?
Many cash buyers work with those situations. Mention them in your request so buyers can account for them. Liens and unpaid taxes are usually paid from the sale proceeds at closing.
What areas do you serve?
Tulsa Cash Offers currently works with buyer partners in the Tulsa metro area. If your house is outside that area, we will tell you rather than pass your request to buyers who do not serve it.
See what local cash buyers would offer
It takes about two minutes. No fees, no obligation, and no pressure.