One Home. Three Selling Paths. Your Decision.
Three different ways to sell your home — designed around your timeline, property condition, and selling priorities.
Why assume one selling strategy fits every property? Move On House Buyers helps you explore three distinct approaches: transparent wholesaling, an equity protection sale, and a traditional retail listing. Start with a conversation — we explain the differences before you decide what to do next.
Transparent Wholesaling
A defined contractual price with a fully disclosed marketing and assignment process.
Best if you value
- You have a specific price in mind
- You're comfortable with a disclosed assignment
- You want a defined marketing period
Trade-offs: A suitable end buyer may not be secured · Price may differ from a retail sale
Equity Protection Sale
Explore as-is value informed by market evidence, with potential flexibility for your transition.
Best if you value
- You want to explore as-is value
- The home is dated but in decent shape
- You'd value moving assistance or a short leaseback
Trade-offs: May take longer than a wholesale sale · Retail value isn't guaranteed
Traditional Retail Listing
Pursue retail-market exposure through a conventional listing — with full transparency on the costs involved.
Best if you value
- Maximizing retail price is your priority
- You can prepare and show the home
- You accept an uncertain timeline
Trade-offs: Repairs, showings, and commissions apply · Timeline to sale is uncertain
Most Buyers Give You One Offer. We Help You Compare Three.
The best option depends on what matters most to you — how quickly you want to move, the condition of the property, the work you're willing to take on, and the price and terms you'll consider. Instead of asking you to fit into one solution, we evaluate three distinct ways to sell as-is so you can compare them in one place, ask questions, and decide based on the actual terms.
What each offer involves
Plain-English explanation of every option.
Who each option suits
Matched to your priorities, not a one-size answer.
Expected timeline
Where supported, for each approach.
Repairs required
Whether improvements are needed — by option.
Price & terms
How each offer's pricing structure differs.
Closing costs
Which costs may be covered, and any limits.
Availability, pricing, and terms depend on the property and the actual written offer. Nothing on this page is a guarantee of a specific outcome.
Three Options. Three Different Approaches. One Place to Compare.
These are materially distinct programs — not the same offer renamed. Here's how each one actually works.
Transparent Wholesaling
Defined price · Disclosed marketing
Transparent Wholesaling may suit homeowners who have a specific price in mind and are willing to enter a contract that allows Move On House Buyers to market its contractual interest to potential buyers, where permitted by the agreement and applicable law. The agreed price, marketing authorization, assignment provisions, compensation, deadlines, and other material terms are disclosed before you sign.
Potential advantages
- An agreed contractual price, subject to the agreement
- An as-is transaction where permitted by the terms
- A defined marketing period (up to 14 calendar days)
- A planned closing schedule (target ~30 business days)
- Clear disclosure of company compensation
Equity Protection Sale
As-is value · Transition flexibility
The Equity Protection Sale is designed for suitable properties where the homeowner wants to explore an as-is transaction informed by the property's condition and relevant market evidence. This option may suit homes that are generally in good condition but dated, require modest updates, or don't need a complete rehab. Depending on the actual structure and feasibility, potential features may include moving assistance or a short post-closing occupancy arrangement.
Potential advantages
- Explore an as-is sale informed by market evidence
- Potentially reduce the need to coordinate repairs yourself
- Explore moving assistance when feasible
- Consider a short leaseback when legally permitted
- Review the proposed transaction before committing
Traditional Retail Listing
Retail exposure · Full cost transparency
A traditional retail listing may suit homeowners whose primary objective is maximizing the property's potential sale price on the open market. With this path, the home is prepared, marketed, and shown to retail buyers, and the agent or brokerage is compensated through the listing agreement. We help you understand the associated preparation, expenses, showings, negotiations, and timeline before you commit.
What to expect
- Retail-market exposure to qualified buyers
- Potential for a higher sale price when the market supports it
- Listing service provided by a licensed agent or brokerage
- Agent/brokerage compensation per the listing agreement
- Preparation, showings, and negotiations involved
Every option depends on property eligibility and the actual written agreement. A specialist will confirm which options apply to your home.
How We Make Money — and Why Transparency Matters
We believe you should understand the economics of any transaction before signing an agreement. Here's how compensation works under each selling path.
Transparent Wholesaling
- You agree to a defined contractual price.
- Move On House Buyers markets its contractual interest to potential buyers, where permitted.
- If the transaction closes at a higher price, the difference may represent the company's assignment fee or other disclosed compensation.
- A typical minimum gross compensation target of $7,500 per successful contract — disclosed before you sign.
Equity Protection Sale
- We evaluate the property's condition and relevant market evidence.
- The company's role and any applicable compensation are explained in writing.
- Any participation by partners or other buyers is disclosed.
- Moving assistance or leaseback arrangements are documented separately.
Traditional Retail Listing
- Listing service is provided by a licensed agent or brokerage.
- The agent or brokerage is compensated through the listing agreement.
- Expenses depend on the applicable agreement and transaction.
- We help you understand the costs before you commit.
For every path, we distinguish
We do not invent a compensation model for any option. Every figure is confirmed in the written agreement before you commit.
A Transparent Side-by-Side Comparison
See how each selling path compares on the factors that matter most to your decision.
| Factor | Wholesaling | Equity Protection | Retail Listing |
|---|---|---|---|
| Speed to closing | Target ~30 business days | Longer, flexible | Uncertain timeline |
| Repairs required | As-is where permitted | As-is, minimal updates | Often required |
| Showings | Limited / none | Limited | Open houses & tours |
| Commissions | Disclosed assignment fee | Disclosed in writing | 5–6% listing fee |
| Price potential | Defined contractual price | Informed by market evidence | Potential retail price |
| Closing costs | Per agreement | Disclosed in writing | Typically seller-paid |
| Flexibility | Defined marketing period | Moving help / leaseback possible | Standard listing terms |
Availability, pricing, and terms depend on the property and the actual written agreement. This comparison is a general guide, not a guarantee of specific outcomes.
Which Path Fits Your Priorities?
Answer three quick questions for a starting point. This is a guide, not a commitment — we'll confirm the right options in conversation.
What matters most to you right now?
From One Conversation to Three Paths
Tell Us About Your Property
Share the address, general condition, and your selling goals through the form or during your conversation.
Have a 15-Minute Conversation
We discuss the property's condition, your preferred timeline, and what matters most to you.
Compare Three Paths
After review, we aim to help you understand the available paths within 24 hours, subject to eligibility.
Choose Your Path
Review pricing, timing, and conditions. Ask questions. You're not obligated to accept any offer.
A short form is all it takes. We'll reach out to schedule your conversation.
The House Doesn't Have to Be Perfect to Explore Your Options.
An outdated kitchen, worn flooring, or an aging roof doesn't automatically mean you must renovate before exploring a sale. We evaluate properties in their current condition and may be able to offer an as-is transaction, depending on the property and the available options.
We don't imply every property qualifies, that no inspection will ever be required, or that an as-is transaction eliminates all seller expenses.
Know What Each Offer Actually Includes.
Price is only one part of a transaction. The timeline, property condition, closing costs, and other terms all affect which option makes sense. Our goal is to help you compare the complete terms — not just a headline number.
When costs are covered
Some options include coverage of customary seller closing costs. Where an offer includes that, we explain exactly which costs are covered and any applicable limitations — before you decide.
What we don't promise
We don't promise that every offer covers all closing costs, taxes, liens, mortgage balances, commissions, or other obligations. Review the written terms and ask questions before accepting any offer.
Our Reputation Should Be Something You Can Verify.
Choosing a home-buying company is an important decision. We encourage homeowners to review our feedback, understand our process, ask questions, and evaluate the terms before committing.
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Positive seller reviews
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Homeowners served across the U.S.
24 hrs
Typical turnaround for options
Any condition
From dated to distressed
Real Experience. A Process You Can Understand.
We help homeowners explore selling options through a direct, straightforward process — no pressure, no fabricated guarantees.
A More Informed Decision Starts With Trust.
We help homeowners explore selling options through a direct, straightforward process — no pressure, no fabricated guarantees. With more than 100 positive seller reviews, our goal is simple: understand your situation, explain your options, and let you decide what makes sense.
Is the Three-Offer Approach Right for You?
This may fit if you
- Own the property or have legal authority to sell
- Are not under an active listing agreement
- Want to explore selling as-is
- Prefer to avoid investing in repairs first
- Value comparing more than one option
- Understand an as-is sale may differ from a retail sale
Another route may suit if
If maximizing the property's potential retail sale price is your primary objective, listing the home after preparing it for the market may be worth considering. That route can involve repair expenses, marketing, showings, negotiations, and an uncertain time to sale.
Neither approach is automatically best for every homeowner. Our goal is to help you understand the options so you can make an informed decision.
Questions Homeowners Often Ask
Three Ways Forward. One Simple Place to Start.
You don't have to commit to a sale just to explore your options. Start with a 15-minute conversation. If the property qualifies, we'll evaluate the paths and aim to help you compare them within 24 hours. Compare the terms. Ask your questions. Decide what works for you.
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