Get clear on the details
before you decide.
Understand the offer, the condition of the home and what needs to happen before a sale can close.
Answers to common selling questions
What kinds of homes can I discuss with Freedom?
You can ask about a house, condo, rental or inherited home, including a property that needs repairs. The property and proposed terms are evaluated individually; an offer is not guaranteed for every address.
Do I need to repair or clean up the house first?
You can ask for an offer based on the home’s current condition. Describe known defects, unfinished work and relevant reports. An as-is purchase does not remove applicable disclosure duties.
How is the offer worked out?
The discussion considers the property, its condition, expected work and the buyer’s investment costs and return. Ask what assumptions the offer makes and whether the price could change after a visit or inspection.
Does an enquiry commit me to a sale?
You can review and decline an offer. Read the agreement, conditions and any acceptance deadline before signing. Asking about a property is different from completing a purchase contract.
Are there selling costs to consider?
Ask the buyer to set out any costs, credits and repair responsibilities in writing. Compare the amount you expect to keep after the loan payoff and agreed charges. Do not assume that the advertised offer is the same as your net proceeds.
How soon could a sale close?
The date depends on the agreement, title and payoff work, required documents and any other conditions. Explain your preferred date at the start and ask what could prevent meeting it. A cash offer alone does not guarantee a particular closing time.
Can I sell with tenants still living there?
An occupied sale may be possible. Provide leases, rent and deposit information before making commitments about possession. A sale does not automatically end a tenancy. Read about selling an occupied rental.
What if I live outside California?
Explain how property access can be arranged and ask escrow about signing and identification requirements for your circumstances. Do not assume every document can be handled in the same way.
Can I sell if a loan, lien or city notice is involved?
Share those details early. Title, payoff and other requirements can affect the sale and the amount available to you. Do not assume a buyer can erase a debt, city obligation or foreclosure consequence.
Where does Freedom buy?
Freedom buys houses in Riverside, San Bernardino and San Diego counties. Find your county or call 951-228-0167 to discuss the property address.
How do I get an offer?
Use the property enquiry form or call 951-228-0167. Have the address, condition, occupancy and your preferred timing ready.
Ready to talk about your house?
Tell us about the property and what you need from the sale.