The easiest way to sell your house. A fair price, not a lowball. No repairs, no showings, no commissions.
Rates are still high and insurance keeps climbing. Listed homes are getting lowballed anyway. Every month a house sits, you keep paying the mortgage, taxes and insurance.
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On a $330,000 home, the commission alone is about $18,500. Add closing costs, repairs, and months of payments while it sits. Then the buyer's loan falls through, and you start over.
| Listing with an agent | National cash companies | ZenoV8 Solutions | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Commission or fee | About 5.6% (≈ $18,500) | Service fee around 5% | None |
| Repairs | You pay before listing | Deducted from the offer | None, sold as-is |
| Seller closing costs | 1–3% ($3,300–$9,900) | 1–3% | None for you. One number, that's what you get. |
| Can it fall apart? | Inspection, appraisal, buyer's loan | Sometimes, after inspection | Cash, no loan to wait on |
| Timeline | Months on market, then closing | About 2–8 weeks | You choose, as soon as 7 days |
| Who you deal with | Agents, buyer, buyer's lender | A national call center | Asjad, directly |
New paint, floors or a kitchen means spending your money guessing what a buyer wants, and most buyers redo it anyway. Sell it as it is and let the next owner choose.
