How it works
From request to closing
A direct sale has separate stages. Here is what each stage is for, and where a decision is needed before moving forward.
Sending a request does not commit you or ASN Home Buyers to a sale.
Six stages
The stages of a direct sale
You decide at each stage whether to continue.
Share your property information or call
Share the property details and your contact information, or call ASN Home Buyers. A request starts a conversation; it is not an offer or a commitment to buy or sell.
Have an initial conversation
ASN talks with you about the property and your situation to understand what information is available and what still needs review.
Review the property
ASN reviews the property information and, when needed, arranges a local walkthrough or property review before considering purchase terms.
Consider the proposed purchase terms
Once enough information is available, ASN can propose purchase terms. Ask questions, review the terms, and decide whether to proceed. An offer is not guaranteed for every property.
Enter into a purchase agreement
If you and ASN agree to move forward on the terms, the parties enter into a purchase agreement that sets out the transaction terms.
Proceed through title and closing
Title and closing follow the purchase agreement. The process and timing depend on the property, agreed terms, and applicable title and other requirements. A purchase or closing is not guaranteed.
Before you sign
Review the terms before proceeding
A first conversation or property review does not commit either side to a sale. An offer or completed purchase is not guaranteed.
Review the buyer named in the agreement and any provisions involving assignment, another buyer or a partner, and confirm how those provisions apply to your transaction. Check the written offer or purchase terms and closing documents for each party’s costs and any deductions from your proceeds.
Repairs, cleanout, belongings, possession and move-out arrangements depend on the written agreement. Review the remaining conditions and dates, and seek independent professional advice if needed.
For questions about a date, see closing readiness. For repair and cleanout questions, see selling as-is.
Start with your property
Use the offer request form, or call to discuss your property.