Divorce brings enough decisions without a house sale dragging on for months. Pima County Home Buyer buys houses for cash across Tucson and Pima County during and after a divorce. You get one clear offer both of you can review, there are no showings to coordinate around two schedules, and the proceeds are divided through escrow at closing.
Call or text (520) 900-8875 to get a number you can take to your attorney or mediator.
Things to know about selling during an Arizona divorce
- Arizona is a community property state. A house bought during the marriage is often community property, and both spouses generally need to sign to sell it.
- Your decree or agreement may decide. The court order or settlement may say whether the house is sold, who handles it, and how the money is split.
- The mortgage is paid off first. At closing, escrow pays the loan and any liens, then divides what’s left the way your agreement says.
- Timing can be flexible. We can close quickly or wait for the decree, whichever works for both of you.
This is general information, not legal advice. Talk with your Arizona family law attorney before signing anything.
Why couples choose a cash sale
- No repairs or updates to argue over or pay for
- No showings, open houses or keeping the house spotless while you’re living apart
- One firm number instead of waiting on a buyer’s loan
- Leave behind furniture neither of you wants
- A clean break on a date you both agree to
How selling to us works
- Tell us about the house. Call, text or fill out the form. A few minutes is all it takes.
- We take a look. We walk through the house with you, in person, and answer your questions.
- Get a clear cash offer. No obligation, no pressure. If it works for you, you pick the closing date.
- Close with an Arizona title company. Escrow handles the paperwork and pays off any mortgage or liens, and you get your money at closing.
Divorce sale questions
Do we both have to meet with you?
Not necessarily together. We can talk with each of you separately, and both of you will see the same offer in writing.
What if only one of us is on the title?
It may still be community property. Your attorney can tell you who needs to sign, and the title company will confirm before closing.
What if we owe more than the house is worth?
Tell us up front. We’ll be honest about whether a sale can pay off the loan.
More ways we help Pima County homeowners
- Inherited and probate houses
- Behind on payments or facing foreclosure
- Houses that need major repairs
- Rentals with tenants in place
- Back taxes and liens
- Mobile and manufactured homes
- Marana and Oro Valley
- Green Valley and Sahuarita
- Vail and Corona de Tucson
Get your cash offer. Call or text (520) 900-8875 or request an offer online. Pima County Home Buyer is a local, veteran-owned cash home buyer serving Tucson and all of Pima County.