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We Buy the House So You Can Both Move On

If the house is the last thing tying the two of you together, we can help. Every month it drags on is another month you are both paying for one house out of two households. We buy as is, so there is one number to agree on instead of a repair list, a price cut and a buyer who might walk.

  • Creative Solutions

    25 years of experience allows us to handle title problems, probate, back taxes, pre-foreclosures, and situations most buyers run from.

  • We Buy AS-IS

    No repairs. Receive a no-hassle full cash offer on your property today.

  • No Obligations

    Get a no-obligation, cash offer.

  • No Hidden Fees

    No realtor fees, commissions or hidden costs.

  • Simple and Easy

    Simple, straightforward process.

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Why Sellers In This Situation Come To Us

  • Neither of you can buy the other out

    Refinancing into one name needs one income to carry the whole loan. When that does not work, selling stops being a preference and becomes the practical answer.

  • You are still both paying for it

    Every month before it is resolved is another mortgage payment out of two households that are now running separately.

  • Getting it market-ready needs cooperation you do not have

    Repairs, decluttering, showings and price reductions all require two people to agree, repeatedly, at the worst possible time.

  • One of you is still living there

    Which makes access, presentation and scheduling a negotiation each time, and turns an ordinary listing into a source of conflict.

  • You want it finished

    The house is the last thing tying two separating lives together. A clean number and a firm date is usually worth more than squeezing out the last few percent.

Our Simplified Process:

We made our process simple, so you can get the cash you need fast.

  1. Reach Out

    Call or fill out the form with your property details. No obligation, and nothing happens until you say so.

  2. We Listen

    We talk it through to understand your situation and what you actually need out of it. That shapes everything after.

  3. Get An Offer & Explore Options

    You get a fair, transparent offer, and where another solution serves you better, we walk you through that.

  4. Move Forward

    We handle the details and work with you so you can close and move on with confidence.

Yes, We Handle These

  • Houses that need work neither party will fund
  • One spouse living in the property
  • Both names on the deed and the loan
  • Sales the court has directed
  • Properties with liens or missed payments
  • One party living out of state
  • Timelines set by a settlement date

Why Should You Choose Anchorpoint Property Group?

Cost and timeline comparison between selling to Anchorpoint Property Group and a traditional listing
CategoryAnchorpointTraditional
Commissions$0$6,000+
Repair Costs$0$10,000+
Closing Costs$0$1,000+
Typical Time to Close2-4 weeks2-6 months or more
# of Showings0Realtor decides
As-Is SaleYesNo
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Two Households Paying For One House Is the Problem

The marriage is over but the mortgage is not. Two separate lives now need two separate finances, and the shared house is what ties them together. Each month the mortgage is due from both households. That number gets large when it has to come from two incomes that are no longer coordinated. Getting it off both people's liability is the practical end point most divorcing couples need, and the faster that happens the better.

The Mortgage Stays Yours Until It Stops Existing

A divorce decree is an agreement between two people. A mortgage is a contract with a bank who was not there. If both names are on the loan, both stay on it regardless of what the decree says. That means if one of you stops paying, it damages both of your credit and the bank can pursue both of you. The only way off it is for one person to refinance into their own name, or for the house to be sold and the loan paid off. Refinancing usually requires one income to carry the whole loan, which is why most couples end up selling. The deed and the loan are separate. Signing over the house does not sign anyone off the debt.

A Normal Sale Means Agreeing On Everything Again

A traditional listing means two people agreeing repeatedly on the agent, the price, repairs the inspector finds, and the offers that arrive. Each agreement is an opportunity for the negotiation to stall while the mortgage keeps coming due. If one of you still lives there, showings add another layer of conflict. The person living in it has to make the house presentable and leave for viewings they may not want. No inspections, repairs, price reductions or contingencies means what you agree to on day one is what closes. For two people trying to stop making joint decisions, a simpler path is worth more than the last few percent. A cash buyer also means no appraisal that might fail or financing that might collapse. The house closes or it does not. No variables.

What You Both Need to Know About the Actual Deal

Get the mortgage payoff figure and a real valuation before you negotiate anything about the house. Many divorces are argued over numbers that turn out wrong when the actual payoff arrives. Write down who pays the mortgage, taxes, insurance and utilities while the sale is in process, or ambiguity will create resentment. Both of you need to sign at closing if you are both on the deed, so arrange where that happens before you get to closing day. A court order to sell overrides consent to sell. Your settlement agreement is between you. Ask your attorney about tax consequences of the sale because the timing can matter a lot.

About Anchorpoint Property Group

At Anchorpoint Property Group, we solve property problems. Some are simple. You want out, you want cash, you want a date. Others are not: an inherited house still in probate, back taxes on a place nobody has lived in for years, a title that will not clear, a foreclosure date on the calendar.

We buy houses and land directly, in any condition, and you choose the closing date. Where a straight cash purchase is not the best answer, we have other ways to structure it: including taking on the problem itself rather than asking you to fix it first. No agent commissions, no closing costs, no repairs.

Our team brings over 25 years of real estate experience, helping property owners through everything from a straightforward sale to the complicated situations most buyers will not take on.

Tell us what you are dealing with and we will tell you honestly whether we can help and what we think it is worth. No obligation either way.

Real people, not a call center

  • Teneea Tate, Property Solution Specialist at Anchorpoint Property Group
    Teneea TateProperty Solution Specialist
  • Colton Finley, Property Solution Specialist at Anchorpoint Property Group
    Colton FinleyProperty Solution Specialist

When you work with Anchorpoint, you deal with the people who actually buy your property. We want to understand your situation before anyone talks numbers.

Situations We Handle

Whatever brings you here, chances are we have handled it before. The awkward situations are the ones we are usually best at, and we can help when most buyers can’t.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can one spouse force the sale of the house?
In many cases a court can order a sale where the parties cannot agree, but the route and the circumstances vary by state. This is a question for your attorney, it is one of the areas where general information is genuinely unhelpful.
Do we both have to sign to sell it?
If both of you are on the deed, yes, both signatures are needed at closing, unless a court has ordered otherwise. Being on the mortgage but not the deed is a different situation and worth checking which applies to you.
Does the divorce decree remove me from the mortgage?
No. Only the lender can release you, normally through a refinance or by the property being sold. A decree allocates responsibility between the two of you; it does not change the contract with the lender.
What if the house needs work and neither of us will pay for it?
This is very common and it is one of the main reasons separating couples sell as-is. A cash sale means the repairs are priced into the offer instead of being an expense either of you has to fund first.
How quickly can it be done?
A cash sale generally closes in two to four weeks once both parties have agreed. A traditional listing is usually a matter of months, and that is before allowing for repairs and any time on market.
Will selling create a tax bill?
It depends on the gain, on your filing status at the time of sale, and on how long the property was your primary residence. Timing can matter considerably. This one is genuinely worth asking a tax advisor before you commit to a date.
Are there any obligations?
None. Sending us your information does not commit you to anything. Whether you sell is entirely your decision.
Do I have to sell to you?
No. We give you a number and you decide. No pressure, and no deadline attached to the offer.
What if I only own part of the property?
That is one of the things we do best. We can buy an individual ownership interest without every heir or co-owner agreeing first.

We buy houses. We are not attorneys, tax advisors, or a foreclosure-relief service, and nothing on this page is legal or tax advice.

We Buy Houses And Land. Any Price, Any Condition!

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