Sell CA, NV, AZ, TX, TN and most other states
Sell on your terms.
Cash if you need speed. Seller financing if you’d rather have monthly income. Other options if your situation is complicated. We’ll lay out what each one means for you, honestly, and you decide. There’s no pressure and no obligation.

If your property is paid off
Turn equity into monthly income.
You worked hard to own that property outright. Selling it with seller financing lets you keep earning from it, without being a landlord.
Here’s the idea: we agree on a fair price and terms, you deed the property to us at closing, and we pay you every month, with interest, until the balance is paid. Your loan is secured by a recorded note and deed of trust or mortgage, the same tools banks use.
- Predictable monthly payments, set in writing
- Interest income on your equity
- Optional third-party loan servicing for clean records
- Possibly more favorable tax timing than a lump sum — ask your CPA
- Free-and-clear houses, rentals, small multifamily and land
A simple example — no numbers, just how it flows
Today: You own a rental free and clear and you’re tired of managing it.
At closing: A title company or attorney records the sale, your note and the deed of trust or mortgage. You may receive part of the price up front, depending on the terms you choose.
Every month after: You receive a payment — principal plus interest — for the agreed term, with no tenants, repairs or property taxes on your plate.
At the end: The balance is paid off, the lien is released, and the deal is complete.
Every deal is different. Price, rate, term and any upfront amount are agreed with you individually and put in writing.
If you’re in a tough spot
No judgment. Just options.
Life happens. We’ll listen, explain what could work, and if we’re not the right fit, we’ll point you toward someone who is.
Behind on payments
A quick sale, or taking over your existing payments (subject-to), may help protect your credit and your equity.
Inherited a property
We can buy as-is and work alongside your probate attorney, so you don’t have to manage a house far away.
Repairs you can’t take on
Roof, foundation, or years of deferred maintenance. Sell as-is — no repairs, cleaning or showings.
Tired landlord
Vacancies, tenant headaches, rising costs. Trade the work for cash or steady monthly payments.
Relocating or downsizing
Pick your closing date and move on your schedule, even from out of state.
Divorce or life change
A clear, fair, private sale that keeps things simple at a hard time.
Get an offer
Tell us about your property.
About two minutes. No cost and no obligation. You’ll hear back from Jeanie personally — never a call center.
- We’ll listen first and ask what a win looks like for you
- You’ll get clear options, in plain English
- Any offer comes in writing, so you can review it with your advisors
Serving California, Nevada, Arizona, Texas, Tennessee and most other states.
Seller questions
What sellers ask us.
How fast can you make an offer?
Usually within a few business days of getting the details and talking with you. If we need to see the property or review documents, we’ll tell you exactly what and why.
Do I need to make repairs or clean out the house?
No. We buy as-is. Leave what you don’t want and we’ll take care of it.
With seller financing, what happens if the buyer stops paying?
Your note and deed of trust or mortgage are recorded against the property, so you keep a secured interest until the loan is paid. If payments stop, you generally have the right to foreclose and take the property back. Your attorney can walk you through the remedies in your state, and we’re happy to have a third-party loan servicer collect and track payments for everyone’s peace of mind.
Who sets the price, interest rate and term?
We agree on them together and put everything in writing before anything is signed. Every property and seller is different, so there’s no one-size-fits-all formula.
I’m behind on my mortgage. Can you stop a foreclosure?
We can’t promise any particular outcome, but we can look at options like a quick sale or taking over payments. We also encourage you to talk with your lender and a free HUD-approved housing counselor (call 800-569-4287) so you know every option available to you.
Will I pay commissions or fees?
When GoodPlace Properties buys directly, there’s no agent commission. Closing costs are spelled out in your written offer, including who pays what, before you sign anything.