Get two numbers on your house. Then decide.
Most cash buyers give you one number and hope you take it. I'll give you two: what I'll pay you in cash this week, and what it would realistically sell for on the market if you fixed it up. Then you pick — or walk away. No fee either way.
What I'll pay in cash this week — and what it'd sell for fixed up. You pick, or walk. No fee either way.
Bought this one exactly like this — siding off, no floors.
What's going on with the house?
Just tap whichever is closest. Nothing gets sent yet.
Which house is it?
I need the address to pull comps and repair estimates.
Where do I send both numbers?
I call personally — usually within a couple hours.
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Got it.
I'll pull your comps and repair estimate, then call you personally with both numbers. Don't want to wait?
Call Sunny now — (530) 291-1824Why two numbers and not one?
Because the thing you're actually worried about isn't whether you'll get an offer. It's whether you're getting taken advantage of. So I take that off the table.
What I'll pay you, in cash
My own money, not a wholesaler passing your info around. As-is. No repairs, no cleanout, no showings, no fees. You pick the closing date.
What it'd sell for, fixed up
I'm a licensed agent, so I can run real comps and a repair estimate and show you the honest market number — minus what the work and the fees would cost you.
Then you decide. Sometimes I'll tell you to list it instead.
Brown cabinets, cracked lino, forty years of stuff.
They didn't have $66,000 to put into it — and they didn't need to. I took it exactly as it sat.
Overgrown out front, dropped ceilings, dark inside.
$48,000 of work they never had to fund, front, or manage. That's the whole point.
The two sellers from the deals above.
We knew the house needed a complete renovation, but we didn't have the money or energy to take it on. They gave us a fair cash offer, closed in less than a week, and we didn't have to fix or clean a single thing. It was the easiest real estate transaction we've ever been through.
Our home had become overwhelming, and every contractor kept telling us how much work it needed. Instead of spending months repairing it, we sold it as-is. There were no commissions, no surprises, and we walked away with more money than we expected. I only wish we'd called sooner.
Nothing you tell me is going to surprise me.
Behind on payments
Notice of default, sale date coming, letters piling up. I can often close before the bank's date — but the earlier you call, the more room there is.
Inherited a house you don't want
Out of state, siblings involved, decades of stuff inside. I handle the cleanout. Leave whatever you don't want.
It needs more work than you can fund
Foundation, roof, fire damage, a kitchen from 1974. That's literally what I do for a living — the worse it is, the more useful I am.
Divorce, or a tenant who won't leave
Quiet, quick, clean split. I've bought houses with people still living in them. It's not a dealbreaker.
Walking through one I bought as-is.
No script, no production. Just me in a house most people would have told you was unsellable.
“Any home, any condition — give us a call.”
Sunny Purewal — NorCal
I'm the one who answers, and the one writing the check.
I've been an agent in Northern California for 8+ years, and I buy fixer-uppers with my own money — the kind of houses that can't go on the market the way they sit.
That's why I can give you both numbers. A wholesaler can't run comps for you. An agent without cash can't buy it. I can do either one, so I don't need you to pick the option that's better for me.
How is the cash number decided?
What if the market number is better?
Do I need to repair or clean anything?
Are there fees or commissions?
What if I still owe money on it?
Are you actually licensed?
Two numbers. One call. No fee either way.
Tell me the situation, I'll do the work, and you decide what to do with it.