Resources
Places to get advice that is not from us.
We have an obvious interest in you selling. These sources do not, which makes them worth reading first.
HUD-approved housing counseling
Free, government-approved counselors who can walk you through every option — including ones that do not involve selling.
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Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
Plain-language guidance on mortgages, foreclosure, and your rights as a homeowner.
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Missouri Real Estate Commission
Verify any Missouri real estate license, including ours.
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Before you accept any cash offer
- Get the offer in writing, with the closing costs and any fees spelled out.
- Ask what happens if the buyer finds problems later — can they reduce the price after you have signed?
- Confirm there is no fee for backing out, and no exclusivity period that stops you talking to anyone else.
- Check the license. In Missouri you can verify any broker in about a minute.
- If the offer expires in 24 hours, treat that as information about the buyer.
This page is general information, not legal or financial advice. For guidance on your specific circumstances, speak with an attorney, a tax professional, or a HUD-approved counselor.
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