The homeowner sells through Cash Plus and receives an upfront cash payment.
Step one is a sale to the Cash Plus program. You receive an upfront cash payment, move on your timeline, and no longer carry the mortgage, taxes or upkeep on the home.
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How the Cash Plus Program works.
Cash Plus is a four-step option designed for sellers who want cash-now certainty and possible open-market upside.
The investor handles repairs, staging, and property prep at no upfront cost to the seller.
Next, the investor partner pays for repairs, staging and preparation. You don't front any money for this work, which is why the upfront payment is typically lower than a fully prepped listing price.
A local agent lists the home, and the seller may receive additional proceeds if applicable.
Finally, a local agent lists and sells the prepared home. If the final sale exceeds the upfront payment plus program costs and fees, you may receive an additional payment. If not, no further payment is made.
Quick answer
Cash Plus works in four steps: you sell and receive an upfront cash payment, an investor prepares the home at no upfront cost to you, a local agent lists it, and you may receive additional proceeds if the resale beats costs.
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