Questions Michigan sellers actually ask
Plain answers about selling a house for cash to Right Now Home Buyers in Michigan: whether we are legitimate, what it costs (nothing), how fast it goes, and how foreclosure and inherited-property sales work. If your question is not here, ask us directly or call (734) 205-1343.
Is Right Now Home Buyers a legitimate company?
Right Now Home Buyers LLC is a Michigan cash home buying company with an office at 455 E Eisenhower Pkwy Unit 300 in Ann Arbor. We buy property directly as a principal, every offer is free with no obligation, and every purchase is completed under a written purchase agreement signed by both parties.
How does selling my house to Right Now Home Buyers work?
Three steps. First, tell us about the property using the form or a phone call. Second, we evaluate it and make a no-obligation cash offer, often the same day. Third, if you accept, we handle the paperwork with a title company and you get paid at a closing scheduled on your timeline.
Are there any fees or commissions when I sell to you?
No. You pay no agent commissions, no service fees, and no closing costs charged by us. The cash offer you accept is the amount the sale is built on. This is the main financial difference from a traditional listing, where commissions and seller-paid costs come out of the sale price.
How do you decide how much to offer for my house?
We look at the property's location, size, and condition, what similar homes nearby have sold for, and what repairs the house needs. The offer reflects the home's value in its current state minus the cost of the work it needs. We explain the reasoning with the offer, and you are free to compare it against other options.
How fast can you actually close?
Offers often go out the same day you contact us, and closings can happen in as little as a few days once title work is clear. Just as important, the closing date is yours to choose. If you need time to move or settle an estate, we schedule the closing around your situation.
Do I need to make repairs or clean the house first?
No. We buy houses in as-is condition, from light cosmetic wear to serious structural problems. You do not need to repair, paint, clean, or empty the property. Take the belongings you want and leave the rest, and we take care of everything that remains after closing.
Am I obligated to accept your offer?
No. Every offer is free and carries no obligation, and we put that in writing. We can withdraw or adjust an offer before a purchase agreement is signed, and you can decline for any reason. Nothing binds either side until both parties sign a written purchase agreement.
Can I sell my house if I am in foreclosure in Michigan?
Often, yes. In Michigan you can generally sell your home until your rights in the property expire in the foreclosure process, and many owners sell during the redemption period after a sheriff's sale. Start by asking your lender for the payoff amount, then move quickly. A cash sale can close fast enough to matter.
Can I sell an inherited house before probate is finished?
You need legal authority to sell, which usually comes through the probate process or a trust. Once a personal representative is appointed, the sale can typically proceed, and we work with your attorney and the title company on timing. We buy inherited homes as-is, so clearing out the house first is not required.
How is this different from listing with a real estate agent?
A listing aims for the highest price and usually earns it, in exchange for commissions, repairs, showings, and months of timeline with financing risk. A cash sale trades some of that price for certainty and speed: no fees, no repairs, no showings, and a closing date you control. Which is better depends on your situation.
What parts of Michigan do you buy houses in?
Right Now Home Buyers is based in Ann Arbor and buys residential property across Michigan. Most of our work is in southeast Michigan, but if you own a house anywhere in the state, reach out and we will tell you honestly whether we can help with your property.
What happens after I submit the form?
A representative contacts you, usually by phone, to talk through the property and your timeline. If we do not reach you, we try once more and then stop, so answering that first call matters. If you prefer not to wait, call (734) 205-1343 directly and we can start the conversation immediately.
Ask about your house specifically
Every offer is free and carries no obligation.