One clear number, one certain close
Divorce? Sell certain. Move forward.
Cash offer in 24 hours. No showings, no out-of-pocket repairs.
100,000+
homes purchased since 2014
Close in as few as
14 days
100,000+ homes purchased since 2014 | Close in as few as 14 days | Read Reviews
Sell with less stress
You're navigating a lot. Make the home sale easier.
Know your proceeds upfront
Opendoor gives you an all cash offer so both parties know what the proceeds look like before anyone signs anything.
No coordinating showings between two schedules
No staging, no open houses, no negotiating who keeps the house show-ready and no out-of-pocket repairs.
Close on your timeline
Choose your close date: 14 to 60 days. Align the sale with your legal timeline, not the market’s.
Sold with certainty
House sold. Equity split. Chapter closed.
Close in as few as 14 days, split the proceeds clearly, and skip the months of showings, lowball offers, and buyer contingencies. Neither of you manages a listing. Neither of you waits for a deal that might fall through. The house is resolved. Both of you move forward.
How it works
- 1
Tell us about your home
Either party can start. Answer a few questions in 2 minutes. You don’t need to be in the same room.
- 2
Get your offer in 24 hours
Your offer arrives within 24 hours of completing a virtual walkthrough of your home— with a clear breakdown of proceeds. You’ll know your number right away.
- 3
Close on your timeline
Both parties sign. Pick your close date — 14 to 60 days. Align it with your legal timeline.
Frequently asked questions
Can I change my mind?
Yes. Cancel anytime before closing — no fees, no penalty.
Can both parties be involved in the sale?
Yes. Both owners can be part of the process. Your Opendoor Expert works with both parties (or their attorneys) to ensure everyone has visibility into the offer, proceeds, and timeline.
What if we can't agree on whether to sell?
A concrete cash offer — rather than an estimate — often makes the decision easier. Your attorneys can use the offer as part of settlement discussions.
Can we close before the divorce is finalized?
In many cases, yes — especially if both parties agree and the proceeds split is documented. Your Opendoor Expert and your attorneys can coordinate timing.