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Virginia homebuyers · Family owned since 1997

A simpler way to sell.
People you can talk to.

Sell your Virginia house as-is, with time to make your next move. We listen, explain your options, and make a clear offer—without pressure.

703-454-8971 · No obligation to accept an offer.

Since 1997Local, family-owned experience
300+ homesPurchased in Virginia
Sell as-isRepairs and cleanout discussed upfront
Your next chapterA closing plan that fits your needs

Real homes. Personal decisions.

There’s a person behind every house.

See how we’ve helped Virginia homeowners through repairs, inherited property, and a change of plans.

Sherwood home exterior in Fredericksburg, after renovation

After renovation

Sherwood · Fredericksburg

An inherited house did not have to become a long-distance job

A brother in New Jersey inherited the Sherwood home in Fredericksburg, full of belongings. A direct sale let him avoid managing repairs, cleanout, or a rental from afar.

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Spring Lake home exterior in Fairfax, after renovation

After renovation

Spring Lake · Fairfax

An unexpected foundation problem did not end the sellers' options

A buyer's inspection found significant foundation cracks while the owners were carrying two mortgages. Steve obtained engineering estimates and factored the repairs into his offer.

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Regent home exterior in Stafford, after renovation

After renovation

Regent · Stafford

An inherited renovation did not have to be finished before selling

The Stafford house had an unfinished kitchen, removed walls, and leaking plumbing. The heir sold it directly instead of completing the renovation while carrying the mortgage.

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Start with your situation

How can we help you move forward?

Every home comes with a different set of decisions. Find the information that fits yours.

Repairs & cleanout

Move forward without coordinating a renovation or clearing everything yourself.

Rental properties

Explore a sale when managing tenants or maintenance no longer fits your plans.

Relocation

Plan a sale around a move, a new job, or responsibilities in another city.

Explore all the ways we help →

Steve and Stacy with their dogs

Meet the people behind the offer

Hi, we’re Steve & Stacy.

We’re a local, family-owned homebuying business. Since 1997, we’ve purchased 300+ Virginia homes and helped owners navigate repairs, inherited property, relocation, and changing plans.

Our work starts with listening. We explain the offer and the next steps, stay in touch, and take pride in improving the homes we buy.

We buy directly. We do not wholesale or assign our purchase contracts. If you already have an agent, we’re happy to work with them.

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A clear path from conversation to closing

Three steps, with room for your questions.

Tell us what you need.

Call, text, or send the short form. We’ll talk about the house, your timing, and what would make the sale easier.

Review a written offer.

After learning about the property, we explain our offer, any review period, the proposed costs, and your estimated proceeds.

Choose your next move.

If the terms work for you, we coordinate with the title company and agree on a closing date and any move-out arrangements.

Make an informed choice

Listing with an agent or selling directly?

Both can be good options. Listing may bring a higher sale price; a direct sale may reduce the work and uncertainty. Compare your likely proceeds, timing, and effort.

What mattersListing with an agentSelling to Steve & Stacy
Price & costsMarket exposure may produce a higher price. Agent compensation and other costs depend on your agreement.An as-is offer based on condition and renovation costs. We do not charge a commission for our direct purchase.
PreparationRepairs, cleaning, staging, and showings depend on the property and strategy.No renovation needed before we buy. We discuss belongings and cleanout with you.
Timing & termsTiming depends on finding a buyer and completing the agreed contingencies.We agree on the review period, closing date, and any occupancy arrangements in writing.

Mortgage balances, liens, taxes, and other property obligations can affect your net proceeds. The purchase agreement and final settlement statement show the actual terms and costs.

Already working with an agent? Here’s how we can help together.

Straight answers

Questions sellers ask us.

Do you buy the house yourselves?

Yes. We purchase homes directly and do not wholesale or assign our purchase contracts. Ask us about our process and proof of funds before you decide.

Do I need to make repairs or clean everything out?

No renovation is required before we buy. Tell us what needs work and what belongings you want to leave. We agree on the condition and cleanout arrangements before closing.

How do you decide what to offer?

We consider the location, condition, comparable sales, estimated repairs, holding costs, selling costs, and a reasonable return. We explain the proposed terms so you can compare your options.

Are there commissions or closing costs?

We do not charge a commission for our direct purchase. We explain which closing costs we will cover in the written offer. Existing loans, liens, taxes, or other property obligations may reduce your proceeds.

Can I choose when I move?

We work with you on a closing date. If you need time after closing, ask about a written occupancy arrangement. Availability and terms depend on the property and transaction.

Am I obligated if I contact you?

No. A conversation or request for an offer does not commit you to selling. You can ask questions and decide whether our offer fits.

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Start with a conversation

Tell us a little about your house.

We’ll follow up to understand your situation and talk through the next steps. There’s no obligation to accept an offer.

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