Selling a house should not feel like a second job. Endless showings, buyer financing that falls through at the last minute, an agent asking for another price cut after week six on the market. Bases Home was built around a simpler question. What if a homeowner could just get an offer and be done.
We buy houses directly, no agent required, no repairs, no waiting on a buyer’s bank. You tell us about the property. We look at it. You get a number, straight, no games.
What Makes Us Different
Most listings depend on a stranger walking through, falling in love, and getting approved for a loan that might not close for sixty days. That is three separate things that have to go right. We remove all three. Our offer does not depend on a bank, an inspector’s mood, or a buyer changing their mind two weeks before closing.
You pick the date. Ten days from now. Ninety days from now. Whatever fits the move. No lockbox on the door. No strangers walking through the kitchen while dinner is on the stove.
The Cash Offer, Plain and Simple
An offer starts with a short conversation about the address and the condition. We pull recent sales nearby, account for what repairs would run, and land on a number that reflects the house as it sits today. Peeling paint. A roof past its prime. Tenants still inside. None of it disqualifies a property from an offer.
There is no fee to request one. There is no obligation once it lands in your inbox. Some homeowners take it the same day. Others sit with it for a week before deciding, and that is fine too.
When This Route Makes Sense
A homeowner behind on payments does not have three months to wait on a traditional buyer. Neither does someone splitting up a house after a divorce, or a family handling a property left behind after a death in the family. Job relocations on a thirty-day notice fall into the same category.
Homeowners with time on their side, a house in solid shape, and no urgency around the calendar often do better going the traditional route with an agent. This path exists for the homeowners who cannot wait that long, or would rather not deal with the back and forth a listing brings.
A Market That Does Not Sit Still
Rates climb, then ease, then climb again. A neighborhood that moved fast last spring might sit flat this fall. Buyers pull back the moment a rate lock gets more expensive, and a listing that would have drawn five offers a year ago now draws one, if that.
None of that changes what we can offer. Our number comes from today’s comparable sales, not last year’s market, and it does not evaporate because a buyer’s loan officer got cold feet three weeks into escrow.
Homeowners watching the news and wondering whether their house lost value overnight get a straight answer instead of a guess. The comparable sales behind an offer stay open for review, no hiding the math.
What We Look At
Single-family homes. Townhomes. Duplexes and small multifamily buildings. Land with a mobile home already sitting on it. Fire damage, foundation cracks, code violations, an unfinished addition from a contractor who never came back, all of it gets a look before anything gets ruled out.
A house does not need fresh paint or a cleared-out garage before anyone from our team sees it. Reach out with the address and a short description of the property. That is the entire first step, and the rest moves as fast or as slow as it needs to.