A shared home is often the biggest asset in a divorce and the hardest to resolve. A fast, clean cash sale removes the uncertainty, gives both parties a definitive number, and lets everyone move forward. We have helped a lot of couples get here.
One form. One number. Clear path forward for everyone.
Shared property is one of the most contentious parts of divorce. A cash sale resolves it quickly and cleanly without months of back-and-forth.
Both parties receive their portion of the proceeds at closing. No joint ownership, no joint liability, no ongoing ties to the property or each other through a shared asset.
The average home in San Antonio sits on the market for 82+ days. A cash sale closes in 7 to 20 days. That is a very different timeline when you are trying to finalize a divorce.
You know exactly what the property is worth to us before you commit. No waiting for offers, no dealing with buyer negotiations, no financing contingencies that fall through.
Neither party has to spend money on the property before selling. We buy as-is. No fights about who pays for what repair or update before the sale.
We have worked on court-ordered sales and attorney-directed transactions many times. If your attorney needs specific documentation or a specific closing structure, we can accommodate that.
When you use a cash buyer, there is one offer and one closing. You are not negotiating repair requests with a buyer on top of everything else you are already dealing with.
Either party can contact us first. We will gather basic property information and ask about the situation. If both parties need to be involved from the start, that works too.
Within about an hour, we come back with a fair cash offer. Both parties review it independently. There is zero pressure to accept and no deadline.
Both owners will need to sign the purchase agreement. We coordinate with both parties and their attorneys if needed to make this as smooth as possible.
At closing, the mortgage is paid off and remaining proceeds are distributed according to your divorce agreement or court order. Clean, final, done.
“My divorce attorney recommended selling fast and I did not want to go through a realtor while all of this was happening. Prime Equities made an offer in under an hour and we closed in 14 days. The whole thing was shockingly painless.”
“My ex and I could not agree on almost anything during the divorce, but we both agreed on taking the cash offer from Prime Equities because it removed all the variables. One number, done. It genuinely made the rest of the process easier.”
“The court ordered us to sell. I reached out to Prime Equities on a Tuesday and we had a signed contract by Friday. Taylor worked directly with both our attorneys to handle all the paperwork. Professional and compassionate the whole way through.”
Yes. Either party can reach out first to get basic information and understand what a cash offer might look like. We will not contact the other party without your guidance. When the time comes to move forward, both owners will need to be involved, but there is no reason you cannot explore the option privately first.
This is a legal matter that needs to be resolved between both parties, your attorneys, and potentially the court. If a sale is court-ordered, we can definitely work within that framework. If both parties need to agree, we can provide an offer that both parties can review, which sometimes helps move things forward. We recommend involving your attorney in this conversation.
Yes, we have done this before. Court-ordered sales have specific requirements around documentation and sometimes require court approval of the sale terms. We work directly with both attorneys and the title company to ensure the transaction meets those requirements. It is more paperwork for us, not more complexity for you.
The proceeds distribution is directed by your divorce agreement or court order. The title company handles the distribution at closing according to those instructions. We do not get involved in how proceeds are split — that is between you, your spouse, and your attorneys. We simply deliver the total agreed purchase amount and the title company distributes it per your legal agreement.
No, but if you have a divorce attorney, it is a good idea to have them review the purchase agreement before signing. We encourage it. We work with the title company to handle all the transactional paperwork, but having your attorney review the sale contract during a divorce is always a good move.
Divorce is hard enough without a shared property hanging over the process. We give you a number, you decide, and we close fast. Simple as we can make it.
Email us confidentially at acq@primequities.com