News: "The company also said it is ending its iBuying business, RealSure, following in the footsteps of Zillow and Redfin."... read more. To find out how much other iBuyers would pay for your home, please submit your address here.
Introducing RealSure iBuyer program information
Contact a Specialist (866) 655-1802 Mon-Fri 9AM-5PM EST
RealSure was founded in 2019 and was created by Realogy. RealSure offers two different programs to choose from depending on whether you're looking to buy or sell a home.
RealSure is currently buying and selling homes in the following markets:
See what an iBuyer would pay for your home
RealSure FAQs
RealSure has a Realsure Sell or RealSure Buy option, depending on which type of transaction you're looking for. RealSure will first connect you with a trusted agent, who will then walk you through the steps that follow.
If you're someone looking to sell, your home will first be listed by your agent. If your home qualifies for a cash offer, then you have the option to either accept it within 45 days or you can accept an offer from another buyer with the help of your agent.
If you're a buyer, your current home value will be determined with RealSures Home Value Statement. You then have the option to put an offer on your next home even if your current home isn't sold. If you accept RealSures offer, you have the ability to stay in your current home for up to 4 weeks after closing.
RealSure offers the benefits of an iBuyer and an agent, all in one. While you have the option to use one of their agents to help maximize the offer you get for your home, their cash offer will still be available to you. This means you're ultimately guaranteed to make a sale, regardless of the markets condition or how many offers are made to you. You'll also have the flexibility to determine closing times.
If you decide to accept RealSure's offer instead of an offer from a 3rd party, you can close in as fast as 20 to 40 days.
Due to the fact RealSure gives you the option to accept their all-cash offer, you're ultimately guaranteed to receive at least one. The only time you wouldn't receive an offer from RealSure, is if your home is considered inadequate during property inspection.
Yes. Doing so can increase your chance of receiving a higher offer for your home, whether from RealSure themselves or from other buyers.
RealSure is available in the cities of Orlando, Sarasota, Fort Myers, Sacramento, Chicago, Colorado Springs, Denver, Tampa, Austin and Dallas.
What RealSure offers for your home depends on whether your home qualifies for a cash offer after inspection, where the condition, size, and location, will be taken into account.
RealSure works with Better Homes Real Estate, Century 21, Coldwell Banker, Corcoran, and Era Real Estate.