About Us

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Receiving an offer on your home from Direct Buyers is free, and comes with  absolutely no obligation to sell. To get started, enter your address at  the top of this page, and we’ll walk you through some quick questions  about your home’s condition, features, and upgrades.

We offer a Late Checkout program  that allows you to stay in the home for up to 30 days after you close.  

Tell your DBN Representative  about your timeline. We will work with you to set up your Late Checkout. We want you to enjoy your stay and have a smooth move!

Once the contract is signed, an escrow account is opened. On your closing date (which you determine), the escrow agent will send the payoff amount to your  mortgage lender, and the remaining funds will be wired to your bank  account.

We can move as quickly as you and your lender can. We can typically close in 10-14 days from the time we enter contract. 

If you have any questions about the buying process, please email info@directbuyersnationwide.com

We generally buy homes AS-IS and request no repairs for you to make.  During the purchase process, DBN will assess your home to identify if any  repairs are needed. After we buy your home, we’ll make these repairs so  the home is move-in ready for the next buyers.

We aim to present you with a competitive, all cash offer for your  home. That said, we want to make sure your offer takes into account all  the things that make your home truly special. If you think we may have  missed something in your offer, please feel free to let your Direct Buyers Team Member know. We’d be happy to learn more about your home and  reassess.

1. Enter the address of the home you want to sell at here
2. Verify some details about your home and answer a few questions  to see your preliminary offer. Requesting an offer comes with no  obligation to sell your home.
3. Show us your home. Send us 10 photos of  the home on your own time, or book a video call with an DBN team member.
4. We’ll review your information with pricing experts in your area and get back to you with a final offer in just a few days.
5. You can accept your offer, and even choose your close date so you can avoid moving twice or paying for two mortgages at once.
6. You’ll be able to complete closing tasks right from your dashboard, and get paid just in as little as a day after you close.
7. Closing costs cover items like title insurance, escrow fees, and HOA  transfer fees.  They typically range from 1% to 4% 

DirectBuyers empowers you to receive a competitive offer on your  home in just a few clicks, saving you from the stress and hassle that  comes with listing your home on the market. Every offer is backed by a  combination of local real estate expertise and the most current market  data.  

We take hundreds of factors into consideration, including:

• The information that you submitted about your home
• Along with its special features and upgrades (Sending photos can be really helpful)!
• Current local market trends
• like home price appreciation or depreciation.
• Recent sales of similar homes (a.k.a “comps”).
• First,  we find homes that are within a half mile of yours that have similar  features, and use them as a baseline for your home’s price. Then we make  line item adjustments. For example, if your home has granite  countertops, and the comparable home doesn’t, we’ll give you credit for  the upgrade.

We created a new model for selling a home, often called iBuying.  Sellers who work with Opendoor skip the costly preparation, frequent  showings, and months of uncertainty that come with the traditional  process. Instead of listing your home on the market and waiting to find a  buyer, Opendoor purchases your home from you. You also get to choose  your close date to avoid expensive double-moves, double-mortgages, and  storage units.

DirectBuyers aims to make a competitive offer for your home and takes a single service charge that enables us to provide a streamlined experience from offer to closing. 

Seller concessions

In a traditional sale, buyers often ask sellers to cover costs such  as inspection fees, processing fees, transfer taxes and even agent  commissions.  This is one reason why the highest purchase price isn’t  always the best offer.

When you sell to DBN, you don’t have to worry about these types  of concessions. You get the certainty of a competitive offer without  having to pay extra to “sweeten the deal”.

If  you’ve renovated your home, we want to know! While you’re requesting an  offer, we’ll give you an opportunity to tell us about any renovations  you’ve made so that we can factor them into your offer price. It’s best  to provide us with multiple photos of the improvement so we can get you  the most accurate offer.

One  thing to keep in mind is the difference between repairs and  renovations. Repairs typically refer to items that buyers expect to be  in good condition before they purchase a home. For example, if an HVAC  unit isn’t in working condition, or there are tiles missing for the  floor, a buyer may ask for a credit to cover the costs of the repairs.

Renovations,  on the other hand, are improvements made to an item in the home. Good  examples of renovations are things like upgraded granite countertops or  new stainless steel appliances.

Got a question but don't see the answer? Contact our support team at info@directbuyersnationwide.com

You can also call us at the following phone number 551.388.2868 We are available between 8 am and 7 pm ET.

Once you show us your home, you’ll have access to a dedicated  DBN team member. Their job is to answer any questions you  have about your home sale and to guide you through every step of the  process. During the closing process, you may also interact with a title  and escrow agent to facilitate some of your closing steps. Typically you  can find this contact information in the contact page on your  dashboard.

Our goal is to give you the most accurate offer we can. If you  forgot to include an important detail like an upgrade, we’d love to know  about it. Please let your dedicated DBN Team member know and we’d be  happy to reassess the details.