How it works

A direct offer process designed for clear decisions.

Stonegate reviews the house in its current condition, explains what affects the offer, and gives you room to compare the direct path with listing or repairing.

From address to decision

What happens after you contact Stonegate

1

Request a review

Share the property address and the best way to reach you. Repairs, timing, and price details are helpful but optional at the start.

2

Talk with a real person

We confirm ownership context, occupancy, condition, access, timing, and what outcome would actually help you.

3

Review the property

Stonegate considers local sales information, property characteristics, expected repairs, resale costs, title risk, and market demand.

4

Compare a written offer

If the property fits, we explain the price and proposed timeline. You can accept, decline, negotiate, or pursue another path.

How price is considered

A direct offer is not an appraisal or a promise of retail value.

We start with property and market information, then account for current condition, likely repairs, holding and resale costs, title or access concerns, and the uncertainty an investor assumes.

That commonly produces an offer below what a fully prepared home might sell for on the retail market. The benefit is an as-is process without Stonegate charging an agent commission or requiring showings.

Helpful, not required

What to have ready

More context can improve the first review, but you do not need perfect information.

  • Known repair or maintenance issues
  • Whether the property is occupied
  • Your preferred sale timeline
  • Mortgage, title, probate, or ownership context
  • Any price or net proceeds you need to evaluate

Your decision stays yours

Request a review without committing to sell.

Get a Cash Offer

Stonegate Home Buyers is a real estate investment company, not a brokerage or appraisal service. A direct cash offer may be below potential retail market value in exchange for an as-is sale and fewer listing steps. Any purchase remains subject to written contract terms, title review, and property verification.