Skip to main content
Clean Sale · Both Parties

Selling the House Doesn't Have to Drag.

A cash sale gives both parties speed, certainty, and a clean split — without the months of showings, negotiations, and disagreements a traditional listing creates. We close in 7–30 days, proceeds escrowed and distributed per the decree.

  • One offer, both parties reviewWe make a single fair offer. You and your ex decide together — or through your attorneys — whether to accept.
  • Proceeds escrowed and split per decreeFunds go to a neutral escrow at closing and distribute according to your settlement. No negotiation at signing.
  • No showings, no repairs, no agent in the middleBoth parties skip the friction of a traditional listing. We close as-is, on a date you agree on.
Or call (832) 377-1375
Free · No obligation · 24-hour response

Get Your Cash Offer

One field. We'll call you back within an hour to discuss the property and how the offer works for both parties.

Live Case2:09
Blake HawkinsFounder · Property Royals
Real Case · Recent Close

Closed on the date they needed, with movers waiting.

A divorcing couple needed to sell the marital home, split the proceeds, and each move on with their own next chapter. We coordinated the closing date around their schedule, brought in a partner moving company to pack up the house, delivered the husband's items to his new place and the wife's to a storage unit. One closing, two clean exits.

“Being able to go to that next life stage and minimize the stress — that's the biggest key, because it's already hard enough as it is.”

— Blake Hawkins, Founder · Property Royals
Your three options

Three ways to handle the house — only one ends fast and clean.

Most couples default to listing with an agent because it's familiar. In divorce, familiar isn't always best. Here's what each path actually looks like.

Fight It Out

Disagree on every step
  • Months of disagreements over price, timing, repairs
  • Both attorneys billing hours through the entire sale
  • House becomes a leverage point in the divorce itself
  • By the time you sell, neither of you is happy with the result
Time to close: Indefinite

List Traditionally

Realtor + showings + both signatures
  • 60–120 days on market — both lives on hold
  • Both parties must sign every counteroffer and amendment
  • Showings, open houses, repairs requested by buyers
  • 5–6% commission split + closing costs from each share
Time to close: 60–120 days
Recommended

Cash Sale

Property Royals
  • Close in 7–30 days — both parties move forward
  • Single offer, single signing event
  • No showings, no repairs, no agent fees
  • Proceeds escrowed and distributed per the decree
Time to close: 7–30 days
How a cash sale closes during divorce

Three steps — from offer to decree-clean.

We've worked with divorce attorneys across Houston and San Antonio. The process is standard; we just coordinate carefully so neither party has surprises at closing.

1. Cash offer

Within 24 hours. We make a single offer based on the property's actual condition. No financing, no inspection waiver.

2. Both parties + attorneys review

Each party reviews the offer with their own attorney. We coordinate a closing date that works for both calendars.

3. Proceeds escrowed, decree-clean

Funds go to neutral escrow at closing. Distribution follows the divorce settlement — no last-minute negotiation.

Run the numbers

What's left to split — after the lender is paid.

Most divorce settlements assume a number for the house that's based on Zillow or a Realtor's CMA. A cash sale gives you a real number you can actually close on — slide to see what the equity split looks like after we pay off the mortgage.

Estimate your take-home

Drag to match your situation. Real numbers.

Estimated equity to split
$11,000
Estimate only. Actual offer based on full evaluation. Final split per your decree or settlement agreement.
Divorce-Sale FAQ

Common questions before you call

We've worked with divorce attorneys for years. These are the questions that come up first.

Yes, if the house is jointly owned. If one party owns the house (post-divorce or per a temporary order), only that owner signs. Your divorce attorney will clarify ownership.
Typically 7–30 days from offer acceptance to closing. Faster than any traditional listing on the market, and we close on a date both parties agree to.
We pay off the existing mortgage at closing from the sale proceeds. Anything left over goes to escrow and is distributed per your decree or settlement agreement.
No. We make our offer based on the property's actual condition and market value, not on how fast you need to close. Speed is what we provide; it's not what we charge for.
If both parties must sign off and disagree on the offer, mediation or your divorce attorney can help bridge the gap. We make one fair offer; you and your ex decide together whether to accept. We don't get involved in the negotiation between you.
No. We work with divorce attorneys regularly. The closing process is standard. Your attorney's review is important — it protects both parties — and we build review time into the closing schedule.
Yes. Either party (or both) can sign electronically and be wired their share. We've closed deals where one spouse was in another state and the other was in Texas.
Yes. We buy houses as-is — cosmetic damage, structural issues, outdated systems. No repairs required from either party.
Ready to move forward?

Get one fair offer — and close it cleanly.

When you're ready to sell, we make it simple: one offer, one closing, proceeds escrowed and split per your decree. Tell us about the house and we'll have a number for both parties to review in 24 hours.

Rated 4.9 / 5A+A+ BBB Accredited$12M+ paid to sellers
Free · No obligation · 24-hour response

Get Your Cash Offer

One field. We'll call you back within an hour.