
Sell your house as-is. Pick your closing date.
We’re Chase and Colby, two brothers who buy houses directly. Share the address and we’ll call you to talk it through.
Get your as-is offer
Start with the property address. There’s no obligation to accept an offer.
- No fees or commissions
- We pay the closing costs
- You pick the closing date
- No repairs or cleanout
Rather talk?Call (346) 597-9492Text us
How it works
Short and plain. You talk to the two people making the offer.
Share the address
Use the two-step form, or call or text us. Tell us anything about the house or your timing that matters.
Talk with Chase or Colby
We call you to learn about the condition, who lives there, and when you want to move. No pitch, no pressure.
Agree on a number, then pick your date
If it’s a fit, we make an as-is offer by phone. Take your time. Once we agree on a number, we put it in writing and you pick the closing date.
You deal with us. Not a call center.
We’re Chase and Colby, the brothers behind Bold Saguaro Holdings. We buy houses directly, so the people you talk to are the people making the offer.
We review every house ourselves and talk the offer through with you on the phone, in plain terms. Nothing goes on paper until we agree on a number. If it doesn’t work for you, say no. There’s no obligation and no hard feelings.
- Two owners, one phone number
- Talk it through before any paperwork
- No obligation to accept
Selling to us vs. listing with an agent
Here is what changes when you sell to us instead of listing with an agent.
| Sell to Bold Saguaro | List with an agent | |
|---|---|---|
| Repairs and updates | None. We buy it as-is. | Often needed to sell or after the inspection. |
| Showings | None. | Usually several, plus open houses. |
| Fees and commissions | None. | Agent commission, usually paid by the seller. |
| Closing costs | We pay them. | The seller usually pays a share. |
| Cleanout | Leave what you don’t want. | The house is emptied before closing. |
| Closing date | You pick it. | Depends on the buyer, their loan, and the appraisal. |
Weighing both options? Read how to compare a cash offer with listing.
Whatever the reason, start with the house as it is
Most people who call us have a house that became a problem. These are the situations we hear most.
Inherited property
Sell without clearing every room or fixing what the estate left behind.
Vacant house
Stop paying to maintain a house nobody lives in.
Major repairs
Roof, foundation, or an outdated interior. Skip the repair bill.
Tenants in place
Rented, partly occupied, or hard to access. We can talk it through.
Behind on payments
If a deadline is closing in, get clear on your options first.
Tired landlord
Done managing the rental? Compare a direct sale with keeping it.
Relocation
Already moved, or moving soon? Skip months of showings.
Code violations
Talk to us before paying for every repair the city wants.
Straight answers
The questions sellers ask us first. Don’t see yours? Call or text and ask.
See every questionAre you the buyer?
Yes. We buy houses ourselves. We’re not agents, and we don’t list your house. If it’s a fit, we make you an offer directly.
Why do you want to buy my house?
We’re real estate investors. We buy houses as-is and make our money afterward by fixing, renting, or reselling them.
Do I have to accept an offer?
No. Asking for an offer doesn’t commit you to anything. Hear the number, ask questions, and decide. Nothing goes on paper until we agree on a number.
Do I need to make repairs or clean out the house?
No. We buy the house as-is. You don’t need to repair, clean, or empty it, and you can leave behind anything you don’t want.
Do you charge fees or commissions? Who pays closing costs?
You pay no fees or commissions to us, and we pay the closing costs. Any mortgage or lien on the property is still paid off from the sale, so ask us to walk through what you would receive before you decide.
Can I choose the closing date?
Yes. You pick the closing date. Tell us the timing that works for your move, and the date goes in the written agreement.
How do you decide what to offer?
We look at the condition, what the house needs, who lives there, what similar houses sell for, and your timing. Ask us how we got to the number and we’ll walk you through it.
Can the offer or terms change?
The number we agree on can change if we learn something new about the house, such as damage we didn’t know about, a lien, or a question about who owns it. If that happens, we’ll tell you why before anything changes.
Guides for sellers
Plain answers to the questions worth asking before you sell, whoever you sell to.
How to tell if a “we buy houses” company is legitMost of these buyers are real investors, and a few are not. Here is how to check any of them, including us, before you sign anything.
Seller closing costs: what to ask before you compare offersThe amount you receive depends on more than the headline price. Use a written list of seller-paid costs, payoffs, adjustments, and pre-closing expenses before choosing a path.
How cash offers are calculated: a seller’s guideThere is no universal cash-offer formula. Learn which property facts and transaction terms to ask about before you compare an offer with listing or waiting.
Tell us about the house.
Share the address and Chase or Colby will call you to talk it through. If our offer isn’t right for you, you say no. That’s it.
What we’ll ask on the first call
- Who owns the house
- Who lives there, and how we could see it
- What condition it’s in
- When you want to move
Rough answers are fine.