A 70/30 split, in your favour
You keep 70% of the spread. We take 30% for running the disposition. The assignment stays in your name and the contract stays yours.
The harder you buy, the more your 70% is worth.
Bring us the contract and we run the disposition. Our buyer list, our negotiating, our closing team. The assignment stays yours and you keep 70% of the spread.

Why deal holders send us their contracts
You keep 70% of the spread. We take 30% for running the disposition. The assignment stays in your name and the contract stays yours.
The harder you buy, the more your 70% is worth.
Our buyer list is not one city deep. If you hold a contract in a state we work, there is somebody on the list who wants it.
Partnered with wholesalers in all 23.
Hand us the contract and step back. Our team markets it, finds the buyer, and manages every conversation through to close.
You fulfil the promise. We do the legwork.
How it works
Fulfill the promise you gave the homeowner. Get it sold.





Questions
The split, the timing, and what happens to a contract once you hand it to us.
We run the disposition. Our buyer list, our negotiating, our closing team. The assignment stays in your name and you keep 70% of the spread, with 30% to us for moving it.
Seventy thirty. You keep 70% of the spread and we take 30% for running the disposition: the buyer list, the negotiating, the paperwork and the closing. The spread is the room between what you contracted the property at and what our buyer pays, so the harder you buy, the more your 70% is worth.
Your application lands with our disposition team and somebody calls you. If it is a fit we set you up with a partner account, and you submit deals through it from then on.
Single-family homes only at the moment — that is what our buyer list is built for. Beyond that, anything you hold a real contract on in the states we work: we would rather see the ones you think are marginal than not see them at all.
No. If we cannot move it, you owe us nothing and you still hold the contract.
We put houses in front of buyers the day we take them on. How fast it closes after that depends on the deal, but the answer is usually days rather than weeks.