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Sell your house as is. Let the buyers compete for it.

As is means you fix nothing. It does not mean you take the first offer in your mailbox. We market houses that need work to the buyers who want them, and we let them compete. This is the Sell Without the Stress path.

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Who actually buys as is houses in Atlanta

Three kinds of buyers. We reach all of them.

Most as is homes
Investors who renovate

They resell or rent, pay cash, skip the lender's appraisal, and buy almost anything with a sound structure. We keep a list of these buyers through our brokerage, and they ask to be on it.

Reasonable condition
National program buyers

For homes that qualify in the areas they serve. The offer is preliminary until their assessment. How cash offers work

Livable homes
Buyers with renovation loans

Occasionally, when the house is livable, a regular buyer with renovation financing pays more than an investor would. We market to them too.

Getting texts offering cash? Check them first.

How investors price your house

One investor gives you his number. Competition gives you the market's.

Investors start with what the house will be worth fixed up, subtract the repairs, subtract their costs and profit, and offer what is left. A single investor offers you his number. Several investors competing offer you the market's number. That gap can run into five figures.

Value after repairsWhat it sells for fixed up
Minus repairsTheir contractor's estimate
Minus holding and resale costsLoans, taxes, commissions
Minus their profitWhere competition matters
Their offer to youHigher when they compete
Written into every as is listing

Investors compete. You stay protected.

Proof of funds first.

Before a showing, not after a contract.

A short due diligence period.

So a buyer cannot tie up your house for weeks and walk.

Earnest money that means something.

Enough that a buyer has a reason to close.

No surprise assignments.

Your contract is not sold to someone you never met.

What you still disclose in Georgia

As is covers condition, not honesty.

Georgia does not hand sellers a required state disclosure form, but you still have to tell buyers about serious problems you know about that they could not find on their own. We walk you through exactly what to disclose before the house goes to market. Source: Wilhite v. Mays (Supreme Court of Georgia, 1977), on a seller's duty to disclose known hidden defects. General information, not legal advice.

This is general information, not legal advice. Your closing attorney can answer questions about your specific house.

The Seller Options Report

This is what you get before you decide anything.

Both paths on one page: the price, the fees, the repairs, the days to close and the net at closing for each. Built from your house, current comparable sales, the offers we request for you and repairs priced by our contractors. No charge, no obligation.

Seller Options Report
Example: a $325,000 home that needs a roof and paint
Sell Without the Stress
Get the Most
Highest net, this example
Offer price
$292,000
$335,000
Repairs you pay
$0, priced into offer
$12,000
Days to close
14
60
Net before mortgage payoff
$270,100
$302,900

Example numbers only. Fees vary by path and by house, and the net is shown before any mortgage payoff. Your report uses your house, current comparable sales, actual offers and actual repair estimates. The shaded cell is the leader on each line.

Situations

Selling in a situation nobody plans for.

Each one has its own page, its own numbers and its own order of operations.

Reviews

What clients say, with sources.

“

Very efficient realtor. Gets the job done in a timely fashion. Would definitely recommend

★★★★★
Vernon W.
Google review, September 2026
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This company was very helpful and understanding with everything and very honest and great customer service I highly recommend them to everyone

★★★★★
McArthur B.
Google review, February 2025
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They made sure to answer all of our questions and address any concerns we had. They went above and beyond to ensure that we were comfortable and happy with our experience. We highly recommend Jess & Coby for any of your needs, they truly are a wonderful team to work with. Thank you for everything!

★★★★★
Davon B.
Google review, July 2024
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As is questions

Straight answers, before you call.

Do I pay commission on an as is sale?

Yes. It is negotiated in writing before we list, and your Options Report shows it inside your net so you can compare it with a direct cash offer.

Can I sell as is if I still have a mortgage?

Yes, as long as the sale covers the payoff and the costs. The closing attorney pays off the loan at closing.

Do I have to clean out the house?

Not with most investors. Whether you leave belongings behind is part of the offer terms, and we put it in writing.

What if the house is not safe to show?

We handle access and schedule showings around the condition of the house, and investors who buy this kind of property know what to expect.

Should I fix anything before selling as is?

Only if it pays back more than it costs. Our contractors price the repairs, and the Options Report shows listing after repairs next to selling as is, so you can see the difference in dollars.

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We will contact you the same day. No obligation, no fee for the report.

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