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Get a cash offer for a house when you're relocating.

New job, new city, new orders. Enter the address and see a real cash number. Close before you move, or pick a date that matches the truck.

What's happening

The job starts Monday. The house has to be handled.

A job relocation compresses every decision. You have 4 to 8 weeks from offer letter to first day, and the house is one of three dozen things on the list. You don't have 90 days for a listing, or the bandwidth to manage showings from 800 miles away.

Military PCS orders are the hardest version of this. You don't get to pick when. The orders say report by X and you're done. We've closed PCS moves in under 21 days more than once, in markets near every major US base.

Corporate relo packages sometimes include a guaranteed-buyout option through a relocation company — that's often a better number than a cash sale. Check the packet before you call any buyer.

Where are you in the process?

Your stage sets your buyer pool and your offer range.

Stage 1 · Planning
Offer in hand, start date set, not yet moved.
Most flexibility. You can list, cash-sell, or do a hybrid. Get a cash offer in hand as a floor number.
Offer range: 72–80% of ARV
Buyer pool: Full buyer pool
you are here
Stage 2 · Moving
In transition, house may be vacant or occupied.
You're juggling a move and a sale. Cash gets the house off your list. Close in 14–30 days.
Offer range: 70–78% of ARV
Buyer pool: Full buyer pool
Stage 3 · Moved
Already relocated, house sitting empty.
Carrying costs are running — mortgage, utilities, insurance — and you're managing from a distance. Offer reflects the buyer's urgency-advantage.
Offer range: 66–76% of ARV
Buyer pool: Flippers + buy-and-hold
Methodology — situation-specific

What a cash buyer actually pays here.

The cash offer math is standard: ARV × 0.65–0.75, minus repairs, minus margin. Relocation doesn't discount the house directly — what changes is the buyer's leverage. If you've already moved and the house is empty with a mortgage running, the buyer knows you want out. Expect offers to drift 2–3 points tighter once the house is vacant and you're living somewhere else.

Example: $290,000 ARV in Tampa, FL, $12,000 in minor repairs, you haven't moved yet. The math lands at $290,000 × 0.74 = $214,600, minus $12,000 repairs, for a cash offer around $202,000. Close timed to your move-out date, 30–45 days out.

Hybrid strategy is worth considering on a clean house with a decent timeline. List for 30 days while you pack. If it doesn't sell, take the cash offer waiting in the wings. The cash offer doesn't go stale — we'll re-quote at closing.[1]

Timeline

Cash vs. listing — here's how long each takes.

Cash offer
In as little as 7 days, or on your timeline.

You pick the close date. We've closed relocations in 10 days (military PCS, orders effective immediately) and 90 days (spouse transferred but kids finishing the school year). Tell us the constraint and we'll work inside it.

Listing on market
60 to 120 days.

With work before listing, photos, time on market, and inspection risk. On a tight timeline, a listing usually doesn't close in time — you'd want cash or a hybrid strategy.

Where this falls apart

When cash is NOT the right move for a relocation.

If your employer's relocation package includes a guaranteed buyout, that's almost always a better number than a standard cash sale. Relocation companies use appraisal-based buyouts that net 85–92% of retail — well above the 70% cash range. Read the packet before you call anyone.

If you have 60+ days and the house is in good shape, list it. Modern listing tools, remote showings, and e-signature closings mean you can sell from 1,000 miles away. Your agent handles showings; you sign DocuSign from the new city.

And if you're renting it out instead of selling — because the market is soft or you might move back — that's a different playbook. See the rental-property pillar.

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Side by side

Cash offer · List with agent · Relocation buyout.

Cash offer
List with agent
Relocation buyout
Net to you
~70–78% of retail
Highest, ~92% after commission
~85–92% via employer program
Speed
10–45 days
60–120 days
30–60 days
Work required
None
Repairs, staging, showings (remote OK)
Appraisals + paperwork
Who pays commission
No commission
Seller (usually 5–6%)
Employer, usually
Best when
Tight timeline, no relo package
Time + clean house
Employer offers it
FAQ

The questions homeowners ask us first.

How fast can you close?+
Ten days on the tight end if the house is owner-occupied with clean title. Fourteen to thirty is more typical. We'll tell you honestly before you commit.
I've already moved. Can we do this remotely?+
Yes. You sign at a title company near your new home or use a remote notary. E-signature + wire transfer at closing. No need to fly back.
What if my kids are finishing the school year?+
Tell us. Close the sale now, lease it back from the buyer until school's out. Most of our buyers will rent it to you at fair market for 1–4 months post-close.
Does my military PCS status help?+
Not with the price — the offer is the offer — but with speed. We've closed PCS orders in 10 days. SCRA protections also prevent deficiency lawsuits if you end up underwater, though that's a separate conversation.
Can I get an offer before I accept the job?+
Yes. The offer is valid for 30 days. Use it as one input in your decision.
What if my employer's relocation package guarantees a buyout?+
Take the buyout. Seriously. Relocation buyouts are appraisal-based and usually net 85%+ of retail. A cash sale cannot compete with that.
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Sources
[1] Servicemembers Civil Relief Act (SCRA), 50 U.S.C. § 3901 et seq., including mortgage and foreclosure protections.
[2] Worldwide ERC, Mobility Magazine, corporate relocation policy data.