Prominent Cash Offer: who we are and how a direct sale works

Who Prominent Cash Offer is

Prominent Cash Offer buys houses directly from owners, nationwide. Prominent is not a listing agent; it makes its own written offer to buy. A direct sale means you deal with one buyer, get a written cash offer, and close through a title company. It is one option among several, alongside listing with an agent, selling on your own, or listing as-is, and it may or may not be the best choice for your goals.

How the direct sale works

You share the facts about the property, including its condition, occupancy, and any known title, tax, or lien issues. Prominent reviews the property and provides a written cash offer. You review the offer, ask questions, and compare it with other options, taking whatever time you need. If you accept, a title company handles the closing, including payoffs and recording. You choose the closing date.

• Share the property details
• Receive a written cash offer
• Compare it with your other options, with no obligation to accept
• If you accept, close through a title company on the date you choose

What is included

Prominent buys houses as-is, so you do not need to make repairs or clean before closing. There is no agent commission and Prominent charges no fees. Prominent pays the closing costs. Commercial and special properties, such as hotels, motels, office buildings, mobile home parks, and apartment buildings, are reviewed case by case, and a written offer follows only if the property is a fit. Any mortgage, liens, or taxes owed on the property are generally paid from the sale proceeds at closing.

What Prominent does not do

Prominent does not give legal, tax, or financial advice. For questions about probate, divorce, taxes, foreclosure, or tenant rights, talk with an attorney, tax adviser, or HUD-approved housing counselor. A sale does not by itself stop a foreclosure; talk with your servicer. There is no obligation to accept an offer. A cash offer reflects the property's condition, so it may be lower than a fully repaired listing could bring.

How to compare a Prominent offer

Put the written offer next to a realistic listing estimate. For the listing, subtract commissions, repairs, concessions, closing costs, and carrying costs during the time on market. For the direct sale, there are no commissions or fees, and Prominent pays closing costs. Then weigh certainty, effort, and timing. Ask any buyer, including Prominent, who the buyer is, how the purchase is funded, and which title company will close.