Selling A House During A Divorce

Deciding what to do with the house is often one of the hardest parts of a divorce. Both people may need to move on quickly, neither may be able to keep the payment alone, and long showings and negotiations can add strain. A simple, clear sale can help both sides close this chapter.

Option 1: Get A Cash Offer

  • Tell us about the house and your situation
  • We review it quickly, usually within 48 hours
  • You get a written, no-obligation cash offer and pick the closing date
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Option 2: List It For Top Dollar

  • Have some time and a house in decent shape? Listing may net you more
  • Doug lists homes as a licensed agent with My Home Group Real Estate
  • We will tell you plainly which option fits your situation
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What To Know In Arizona

  • Arizona is a community property state. A house bought during the marriage is generally owned by both spouses, and both usually need to sign to sell it.
  • The court and your decree matter. Once a divorce is filed, there may be orders about selling or moving assets. Check with your attorney before you sign anything.
  • Proceeds are divided per your agreement or decree. The title company can hold and split funds as directed.

How We Make It Simpler

  • One written offer that both spouses and both attorneys can review
  • No showings, no repairs and no months on the market
  • A closing date that fits the divorce timeline

How It Works

  1. Tell us about the property. Fill out the short form or call 480-485-4261.
  2. We look at it with you. We review the house, the numbers and your timeline, usually within 48 hours.
  3. You get a written offer. No obligation. If it works for you, you pick the closing date and close through a local title company.

Other Situations We Help With

This page is general information, not legal, tax or financial advice. For your specific situation, talk with an Arizona attorney, a tax professional or a HUD-approved housing counselor.