Buy with cash
Call the shots with a cash offer
Until now, cash offers were out of reach for most people. But not anymore. We've partnered with Homeward, a new kind of home finance company, to make you a cash buyer.
Shop with confidence
Be ready to make a cash offer as soon as the home you want comes on the market.
Command better terms and win
Negotiate with a strong offer so you can buy on your terms and timeline
Close faster
Eliminate the finance contingency and get the keys to you new home in as few as 14 days.
Rent
Deferred until you close
Homeward prorates your rent by day.
Buy with cash for an effective fee of 0%*
Convenience fee
Often rolled into mortgage
The standard convenience fee in Florida is 1.9%. But if you use Homeward Mortgage, you'll receive a credit at closing for the same amount, making your effective convenience fee 0%.
*Homeward's standard convenience fee is 1.9% of the purchase price of your new home. If you finance your purchase with HOmward Mortgage, Homeward's affiliated lender, Homeward will contribute 1.9% of the purchase price toward your closing costs, so that you pay an effective convenience fee of 0% That said, you're free to obtain your loan from any mortgage lender you choose and still make a Homward Cash Offer.
Shop for a home with less stress and more confidence
HERE'S HOW IT WORKS
1. Get Approved
Homeward approves you for a specific amount so you can start shopping and be ready to make an offer as soon as the house you want comes on the market.
2. Make a cash offer
We work with Homeward to make a cash offer on your new home. Cash offers are four times more likely to beat financed bids
4. Move into your new home
Prorated rent begins the day Homeward closes on your new home and you rent it from them until you buy back the home.
5. Buy back your new home
Once your mortgage is ready, you'll close on your new home by buying it back from Homeward.
3. Win the home
The seller accepts you offer. We work to finalize the purchase. You'll have a few tasks to complete, too, including paying your earnest money deposit, scheduling an inspection and signing mortgage disclosure documents.